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Also arrested in early December in Singapore were members of another JI cell controlled by Hambali , who were planning to bomb US warships docking in Singapore , a shuttle bus carrying US military personnel , and offices of American corporations . He warned Latin American farmers of the environmental and economic dangers of transgenetic crops , and how trade agreements such as the FTAA would give corporations like Monsanto incredible powers that would irreversibly damage local agriculture . It was drafted long before the era of globalization and the extensive sharing of personal information across borders with corporations , with governments , and indirectly through corporations to foreign governments . The French parliament is busy trying to square the circle , namely , creating a “ unified command ” for the republic ’ s railroad network without doing damage to the private capitalist interests of the railway corporations . Common sense may be applied in this area since small corporations often do not have all the formal trappings of a publicly held corporation . Whether you want to help researchers at Intel Corporation develop the best way to package a microchip , conduct tours at the Metropolitan Museum of Art , or accompany the crew from Nightline on assignments , The Internship Bible , 2001 Edition , holds thousands of valuable opportunities . A series of privately financed mega projects were recently deposited in the hands of multinational corporations , and are currently under way . An individual was involved in a dispute with a condominium corporation , in which the corporation alleged in a letter that she had contravened a corporation by-law . And one of the main people in this field , the Boeing Corporation , sent in their bid - - there were two phases , one for the facilities management and one for consulting work and planning . The contract went to a private consortium led by Bechtel , a transnational corporation headquartered in San Francisco .