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The explosion of prosperity and growth of industry in the western world through the late 20th century resulted in an equivalent increase in the strength and pervasiveness of the counter-balancing systems.
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Firms with troubled CSR reputations suffer lower stock prices in a scandal than CSR-strong companies that properly disclose their misdemeanours.
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Owners of environmentally-friendly vehicles are less willing to give up driving altogether, but are more willing to purchase another hybrid.
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"We’ve created a network of unlikely collaborators..." says Leadership Council member, Peter MacConnachie.
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Due to a “perfect storm” of economic, social and environmental factors, our business landscape is becoming more and more volatile.
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Discover five ways to help your employees climb out of that disengaged slump, and spring into a more productive and motivated work ethic.
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Logistics firms can have a big environmental impact, but many have few resources to take on environmental initiatives.
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Consumers value corporate social responsibility (CSR) and responsible products when they see information, moral alignment, and affordability.
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Shareholders of large companies employ CEOs in order to run corporations on their behalf. In this world, the shareholder remains the primary corporate stakeholder. However, for most organizations, small- and medium-sized enterprises among them, shareholders are unlikely to have a dominant hold over the organization.
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The profit motive can accelerate (not inhibit) the transformation toward global sustainability.