Investigating Power
…by its Motiva and Invista chemical and synthetic materials manufacturing facilities. At its Port Arthur Motiva facility, the company was fined for the illegal discharge of thousands of pounds of…
…investments pale by comparison with a $1 billion investment in Koch’s Invista subsidiary in China, reported by CMD a year ago. Port Hudson Shutdown The layoffs are even more troubling…
…announcement by the fiber company INVISTA, a wholly owned Koch subsidiary since 2004, that it will spend $1 billion to build a facility in China to manufacture a chemical used…
…people at Flint Hills Resources, Georgia-Pacific, Guardian, INVISTA, Koch Ag & Energy Solutions, and Koch Industries. In Texas, the billionaires have over 7,800 employees at Flint Hills Resources, Georgia-Pacific, Guardian,…
…has announced layoffs in that subsidiary. Invista, Koch’s fiber company, laid off 52 employees at its Athens, Georgia, plant ten days before Congress passed the tax cut bill. The estimated…
…refineries. Its chemical companies sell to the subsidiary Invista, which makes synthetic clothing, and on and on. But the biggest outside expense for Koch is railroads. For the railroads, Koch…
