Cummins Confidential : Death At The Company II – The Dead Get Their Surnames Back
Good news for living Cummins employees. TCAP is giving you the day off. Nobody needs to worry about us stuffing
William I. Miller Cummins
William I. Miller is a board member at emissions cheats Cummins Inc. This category tracks his audit, governance, compensation and executive-committee roles inside the boardroom where accountability apparently arrives by court order.
Customer Corner – The Generator Files : Fortescue – Dirty Power, Filthy Complaints
Cummins looked at Fortescue’s Cloudbreak mine and saw the perfect generator story: 1,500 kilometres from the nearest major power grid,
Shareholder Spotlight : UBS Part Two – $125 Million For Repeat AML Failures And $1.07 Billion Still In Cummins
UBS Asset Management has sold 79,824 Cummins shares. That sounds more dramatic than it is. After the sale, UBS AM
Shareholder Spotlight : Ohio Public Employees Retirement System – Cut The Retirees, Pay The Managers, Buy More Cummins
The OPERS Cummins stake got bigger. Ohio’s largest public pension system increased its holding from 50,869 Cummins shares to 60,376
Cummins Confidential : Reactionary Mode Continues – Another Customer Loses Its Name
TCAP found the Cummins case studies archive, pulled more than 200 customers out of its 464-entry corporate filing cabinet and
Shareholder Spotlight : Royal Bank of Canada – Welcome Back To The Ledger Morgue
The RBC Cummins stake is where Shareholder Spotlight comes back from the dead, knocks the dirt off its coat, and
Cummins Confidential : Cummins Natural Gas Fuel Quality – Clean-Burning Until It Knocks
Cummins calls CNG clean-burning, then lists water, oil, detonation, derates and corrosion before producing a gas distributor as its reassuring
Cummins Confidential Special : Reactive Mode – Dear PR Team, We Hold The Fucking Narrative
Cummins used to publish and expect the room to listen. Then TCAP learned where the joins were. Customer names became
Cummins Confidential Special : Meet The Board
Cummins calls them directors. That sounds rather grand. It suggests direction. Judgment. Adults around a table examining the machinery before