Results for Strategy
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October 05, 2016- UK firms could be made to publish foreign workers list in bid to 'put Britons first'
- Yahoo secretly scanned customer emails for US intelligence
- Ernst & Young settles charges ex-auditors got 'too close' to clients
- Indonesia hails tax amnesty a success but special treatment for super rich stirs public anger
- Report: One-third of US companies combine EHS with sustainability at the corporate level
Daily Media Briefing
October 04, 2016- UN airline emissions accord depends on massive scale-up of biofuels
- Canada to impose carbon tax from 2018 in bid to hit Paris goals
- Study: Trade unions a blunt tool in reducing inequality
- British Gas helps more than one million people fight fuel poverty
- Amnesty urges compassionate overhaul of refugee response
Daily Media Briefing
September 20, 2016- More companies put price on their carbon emissions
- Agri-businesses launch global alliance to boost green farming
- Investigation reveals scale of UK supermarket waste
- France becomes first country to ban plastic plates and cutlery
- McDonald’s could face EU order to pay almost $500 million in back taxes
Daily Media Briefing
September 09, 2016- Airbnb adopts rules to fight discrimination by its hosts
- Australia to triple solar capacity with 'historic' $92m backing for 12 projects
- Green groups concerned over waste impacts of iPhone 7
- MasterCard sued for £14bn in largest ever British legal claim
- US bank Wells Fargo fined $185m for opening illegal accounts
Public Procurement: the next frontier in the fight against Modern Slavery
September 01, 2016 A proposed amendment to the UK’s Modern Slavery Act could see the rules tightened on companies bidding for government contracts. Francis West explains why this could be a significant global step. Read more >
Time for new thinking on corporate purpose
September 01, 2016 An opportunity to kick-start a move towards more mission-led companies is getting caught up in Brexit fall-out, warns Mike Tuffrey. Read more >
Corporate responsibility scandals: what’s the damage?
September 01, 2016 Can a company recover from a major scandal? Linnea Texin asks what can be learned from companies that have weathered reputational storms. Read more >
Good working conditions: not just good for employees, but also your bottom line
September 01, 2016 In recent months, a number of companies have been criticised for providing insecure, low-paid work. Such behaviour harms not just employees but business success, writes Stephanie Caun. Read more >
Cooperatives vs corporations in the age of the SDGs
September 01, 2016 An old idea has been given a new lease of life, writes Michael Hegarty. But are cooperative models and corporations really so opposed? Read more >
Daily Media Briefing
September 01, 2016- UK government “falling behind” on electric car pledge, say MPs
- Australia sues Volkswagen unit over alleged emissions fraud
- Thousands of UK churches go green
- MidAmerican Energy receives approval for giant Iowa wind farm
- World’s largest canmaker to set science-based emissions target