How social enterprises and non-profits can demonstrate their impact.
Firms must develop a higher social purpose to achieve growth and longevity.
An innovative content platform is starting to put the world’s most advanced agricultural data into the hands of its poorest...
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When business behaves badly, who is held morally responsible? The firm or the individual?
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Firms are considered legal persons and are therefore held liable for wrongdoing on moral grounds, but they are also composed of individuals who are morally responsible for their behaviour.
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“Sustainability” is about more than being environmentally or socially responsible. The story of Tchibo Coffee shows that it can also give customers consistent quality.
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The Soros Economic Development Fund is quasi-philanthropic and invests in high-risk projects in parts of the world most people couldn’t find on a map. But the Fund is self-sufficient and boasts a ...
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Can companies influence communities to their advantage? The answer is yes, if they engage the community and demonstrate mutual benefits at an early stage.
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Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) means different things to different people in different countries. Here’s how to sort out the nuances.
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Sir Ronald Cohen is one of the founding fathers of modern venture capitalism. Now he is advocating a revolutionary new approach to narrow the widening gap between rich and poor, and wants investors...
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Insightful and inciting :) - The author certainly stirs up a few things with both the title and the...
Exactly - I agree strongly with Nick's statement that it's highly likely that lack of PM or difficulty...
CEO - I feel you are correct on many of the points brought up. As a life long corporate executive and...
It's so weird because for the - It's so weird because for the pandemic has actually forced me to rethink a...