New California reparations law requires companies to disclose past profits from slavery
A new California law mandates that large companies disclose any historical profits derived from slavery-related transactions.
Companies with more than $100 million in annual worldwide gross receipts will be required to search their records and submit sworn disclosures about slavery-related transactions.
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