Caterpillar is an American success story that produces iconic industrial machines. But it is also a member of the corporate profit-shifting club that has transferred billions of dollars offshore to avoid paying U.S. taxes.
Levin critiques Caterpillar for its tax strategies despite being a successful company.
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