The phrase
"weapons industry" refers to businesses and organizations involved in the production, manufacturing, and sale of weapons, such as guns, missiles, tanks, and other military equipment.
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The powerful Unite and GMB trade unions, which have thousands of members employed in the
nuclear weapons industry, have warned Mr Corbyn not to ditch Labour's support for Trident.
Their explosive discovery fed millions, but it also kick - started the
chemical weapons industry and helped fuel Hitler's rise to power.
In addition, investors have made efforts to uphold their moral values by for example, rejecting companies involved in the tobacco,
illegal weapon industry or investing in undemocratic regimes.
As Laura has reported, Macmillan CEO John Sargent has argued in an open letter that his firm has done nothing wrong and that agency pricing is a
critical weapon the industry desperately needs in its fight against the market dominance of Amazon.
They plan to raid dams in the Ruhr Valley, the source of the Nazis» hydroelectric power supply and the heart of
their weapons industry.
An article in the Wall Street Journal's recent Wealth Report covers investing in the so - called «sin stocks,» i.e. shares of companies in the alcohol, tobacco, gambling and
weapons industries.
Investors can encourage businesses to address gun violence through engagement or avoiding investments in
the weapons industry.
As a result, there are many investment choices for those who wish to avoid providing capital to
the weapons industry.
I'm a great fan of Naomi Klein and have read several of her books, however Naomi's comparison of the fossil fuel and nuclear
weapons industry and portrayal of the nuclear weapons industry as somehow benign, as if the nuclear fuel cycle poses no threats, and as if nuclear weapons really do provide some kind of deterrent, is at least misguided and at worst misleading.