LIST 44

55 Companies Reportedly Doing Business With Enemy Nations

 

According to government, media, and investor reports, the following companies do business with at least one of the countries deemed by the US to be an enemy state: Libya, Cuba, North Korea, Iran, Iraq, Syria, Sudan, Zimbabwe, Liberia, the Balkans, and Burma (Myanmar). It should be noted that in a lot of these cases, the transactions appear to be legal, either because a non-US subsidiary of the company is dealing with the rogue state or because the Treasury Department granted a special license. In other cases, though, the corporations have been fined for their activities.

1. AAA Travel

2. Alcolac International

3. Amazon.com

4. American Express Bank

5. American Type Culture Collection

6. Axel Electronics

7. Baker Hughes

8. Bank of America

9. Bank of New York

10. Bank One

11. Barclays Bank

12. Bechtel

13. Canberra Industries

14. Carl Zeiss, Inc.

15. Caterpillar

16. Cerberus

17. Chevron Texaco

18. Citibank, N.A.

19. Conoco-Phillips

20. Consarc

21. Deutsche Bank

22. Dow Agrosciences

23. Dupont

24. Eastman Kodak

25. Electronic Associates

26. ESPN

(Entertainment & Sports Network)

27. Exxon Mobile

28. EZ Logic Data Systems

29. Finnigan MAT (US)

30. Four Seasons Hotels

31. General Electric

32. Halliburton

33. Hewlett-Packard

34. Honeywell

35. Hyundai Group

36. International Computer Systems

37. JP Morgan Chase

38. Leybold Vacuum Systems

39. New York Yankees

40. Pepsi Cola Co.

41. PetroCanada

42. PetroChina

43. Playboy Enterprises

44. Rockwell

45. Samsung

46. Semetex

47. Siemens

48. Spectra Physics

49. Sperry Corp.

50. Standard Chartered Bank

51. Tektronix

52. TI Coating

53. Unisys

54. Wal-Mart

55. Wells Fargo Bank