August 27, 2013
UK public anger at tax dodgers grows; US companies detail Bangladeshi worker safety coalition plan; Rush for solar power sparks local protests; First bio-wool suitcase extends the value of discarded wool Read more >
August 21, 2013
Review of working practices urged after intern’s death; Study: businesses can boost profits through sharing profits with employees; Corporate sponsors stand by winter games; Barclays to go beyond watchdog rules on customer complaints; SC Johnson builds sustainable insecticide supply Read more >
June 28, 2013
Controversy over tax is sharpening up the CSR debate, says one MP, as the UK Government promises a new framework for action on corporate responsibility. Read more >
June 11, 2013
Circular economy products would add £1.4bn to UK economy; Six African countries to benefit from $23m agriculture fund; Unilever invests millions in Myanmar; Thames Water pays no corporation tax on £1.8bn turnover Read more >
May 28, 2013
Cost of malnourishment to global economy put at $125bn by 2030; Payday lenders are ‘out of control’; Top executives targeted on compliance; World faces 'self-inflicted' water shortages within a generation; China eyes cap on carbon emissions Read more >
April 23, 2013
Boost for aid effectiveness as transparency initiative gains momentum; C40 and Siemens announce collaboration on cities and sustainability; Renewables investment to triple by 2030 – but is it enough?; Samsung commits to action on tin, while Apple stays silent; Shareholders revolt over pay at Anglo American Read more >
April 12, 2013
British businesses should copy Jaguar Land Rover supply chain approach; Sustainable Harvest Coffee Importers launches disaster relief effort; Climate change policy is ‘economic opportunity’; UK government in private sector push to tackle deforestation; Sustainability reporting rising but external assurance lags Read more >
March 21, 2013
Singapore Exchange pushing for greater sustainability disclosure; Asia Pulp & Paper says 'thank you' to Greenpeace; US said to look into Microsoft bribery allegations; Leading businesses encourage supply chain reporting; World Bank: Investigate ‘development’ project abuses Read more >