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Responsible business practices for weapons manufacturers and distributors cover a range of actions. Transparency, risk analysis, and responsible marketing are some proactive measures companies can take.
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The government accuses gun makers and suppliers of knowingly flooding the market with firearms attr…
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A federal judge Friday night overturned California's longtime ban on assault weapons, saying the st…
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A case in New Jersey about Smith & Wesson's advertising could expose secrets that the industry …
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Smith & Wesson Brands Inc. one the nation's largest gun makers, filed suit Tuesday to block a s…
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The Rhode Island public pension fund will stop investing in companies that either operate private f…
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Kansas City, Mo., has sued a gun manufacturer and several weapons dealers, accusing them of illegal…
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Connecticut State Treasurer Shawn Wooden announced a 'first-of-its-kind' framework intended to miti…
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Ed Stack, the chairman and chief executive of Dick's Sporting Goods Inc., arrived at work the Monda…
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Washington, DC -- Today, Congresswoman Jennifer Wexton (D-VA) introduced the Gun Violence Preventio…
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While promoting his new book, the chief executive said the retailer was reviewing gun sales chainwi…
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State Street should use its power as the third largest asset manager to tell companies to stop selling assault weapons at retail stores.
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We call on all companies to take meaningful action on gun violence
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Vanguard should use its power as the second largest money manager to tell companies to stop manufacturing and selling assault weapons
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Many veterans return home and experience difficulty finding and holding a job. A few companies go the extra mile to assist veterans. All should.
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In light of continuing gun violence and mass shootings in the U.S., ICCR's members are calling on gun manufacturers, retailers and distributors, as we
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