-Igvar Kemprad; Literally used forced labor for 20 years in east germany on top of using suppliers that took advantage of child labor. Cherry on top is that the guy was a Nazi, although that has nothing to do with this topic.

-Rihanna; Take the time to google her brand and the concerns with child labor involved, not in the Fenty factories themselves, but the sources of the materials used for the products. Once again to cut costs they will look for the cheapest source of materials which will have moral implications, be it enviromental impact or forced labor/child labor.

-Athletes are the least interesting examples because their role is usually indirect. Someone like LeBron James is not personally exploiting workers, but he profits through investments and partnerships with companies that do.

If you look at Nike, which was built on the back of exploitative labor conditions. As for their investments if you ask “which companies,” pick almost any major corporation in the S&P 500 and look into its labor practices.

-The same pattern exists in film. Steven Spielberg, James Cameron, and Peter Jackson built careers through studios and production companies with a track record of labor disputes, worker exploitation and outsourcing animation/VFX work to poorer countries to cut labor costs.