Results for Corporate Reputation
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July 06, 2018- Investors demand 500 companies disclose more data on employees
- Adani coal port faces possible “stop order” after traditional owners object
- World’s insurers launch commitment to protect World Heritage Sites
- Shell would support UK bringing forward petrol ban from 2040
- Glencore subpoenaed in US Justice Department corruption probe
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July 05, 2018- Tesco unveils zero deforestation soy goals
- Investor group adds 61 companies to climate target list
- Wilmar co-founder resigns amid deforestation scandal
- Lafarge charged with complicity in Syrian crimes against humanity
- GSK director sued over US opioid epidemic
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July 02, 2018- JUST Capital launches interactive tool to rank US companies on environmental impact
- Pension funds snap up £701 million stake in EDF Renewables wind farms
- Australian plastic bag ban sparks abuse and violence from angry shoppers
- Companies under strain from GDPR requests
- China could impose “special emissions” limits on firms in up to 80 cities
Purpose pays – the evidence is clear
June 28, 2018 The number of purpose-led businesses is growing, says Mike Tuffrey, and the evidence of pay-back for business and society is growing too. Read more >
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June 28, 2018- Airbnb comes out against Supreme Court decision upholding Trump travel ban
- Singapore slides to third place in 2018 sustainable trade index
- Housing and car industries should be “ashamed” of climate record
- United Utilities to reap rewards from AI-assisted energy efficiency tech
- SFO to prosecute Monaco-based Unaoil on corruption charges
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June 27, 2018- Uber wins 15-month probationary licence to work in London
- 3M launches one of Singapore’s largest solar farms
- Facebook to reverse ban on cryptocurrency ads
- One football pitch of forest lost every second in 2017
- VW opens Chinese ‘mega-factory’ to accelerate electric vehicles
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June 26, 2018- Amazon faces staff backlash over work with US government
- Google criticised for push against EU copyright reform
- Wilmar acts over “unethical” palm oil suppliers
- US court dismisses climate change lawsuits against top oil companies
- Morrisons’ paper bag switch is bad for global warming, say critics
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June 25, 2018- Uber to begin appeal over London licence denial
- UK ministers shake up contract bidding rules to include social value component
- Australia orders “world first” sexual harassment inquiry
- Child labour rampant in tobacco industry
- India to bring forward 100,000 megawatts of new solar power
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June 20, 2018- US businesses speak out against Trump border policy
- Report: EU climate efforts not living up to Paris promises
- UK microbead ban comes into full effect
- Verizon to stop selling phone location data to third parties
- US government to spend $18.5 million on offshore wind research
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June 19, 2018- All of Interface’s flooring is now carbon neutral – at no extra cost to customers
- Amazon shareholders demand company stop selling facial recognition technology to governments
- Apple fined AU$9 million for misleading customers with faulty iPhones and iPads
- Volvo urges auto industry to increase recycled plastics offering
- Former France Telecom CEO to stand trial after wave of suicides