Koch, Inc. Is Turning Oil Money Into America's Data Toll Booths
Koch, Inc. is a $125 billion private company operating in 60 countries, with no shareholders to answer to and almost nothing you can boycott. This analysis follows how its oil, chemicals and fertilizer fortune is being redirected into the data pipes of corporate America: enterprise software (Infor), the system that routes your phone number between carriers (iconectiv), and the political network that protects the business model.The video traces the money: a 2024 purchase of a government-incentivized Iowa fertilizer plant for $3.6 billion, the move from refineries to enterprise software and…
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