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• Vattenfall Wakes Up to VattenFAIL Reputation: Did Twitter Help Topple CEO?

  
  TreeHugger — Authority: 725
  Image: Vattenfall Vattenfall, the Swedish national energy concern named after waterfalls, will announce a new CEO in the coming weeks. Apparently caught by surprise with a candidate who has not yet entirely been confirmed, the company is figh... Read the full story on TreeHugger
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• John Perkins: Learning from the Economic Meltdown

  
  Triple Pundit — Authority: 650
  John Perkins, author of “Hoodwinked” and “Confessions of an Economic Hitman” says he had a hand in creating the current economic crisis.  As an “Economic Hitman” his job was to promote corporate interests at the expense of anyone, anywhere; an unjust, untenable, and unsustainable practice he referred to ...
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• You Don’t ‘Get’ Giving Till You Get Giving

  
  Best Online Earning Ideas — Authority: 466
  B1G1 (Buy One Give One) joins business enterprises with charitable cause right around the globe so that every business transaction makes a significant difference somehow, somewhere, every second, every day. And it does much more than that. It adds a potent marketing engine building your own attractiveness.
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• Making A Difference With B1G1 Transaction-Based Giving

  
  Gypsy Camp Blog — Authority: 159
  B1G1 (Buy One Give One) joins business enterprises with charitable cause right around the world so that every business transaction makes a difference somehow, somewhere, every second, every day. And it does much more than that. It adds a potent marketing engine building your own attractiveness.Related posts: Making ...
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• Green Mood Lighting for Starbucks! Switching 8,000 Stores to LEDs

  
  TreeHugger — Authority: 725
  Photo via PhotopediaPhotos Its good news when a corporation like Starbucks that has outlets on every city street corner and inside the most unexpected of businesses (why is there a Starbucks in my bank lobby?) says that it is switching to LEDs. The coffee chain says that its swapping out conventional bulbs for LEDs ...
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• Patagonias Yvon Chouinard: One of Americas Best Leaders

  
  TreeHugger — Authority: 725
  Photo: US News - Luceo photographer, Matt Slaby "Corporations are real weenies," he says. "They are scared to death of everything. My company exists, basically, to take those risks and prove that its a good business." This is Yvon Chouinard, founder and CEO of Patagonia, the $ 270 million USD outdoor clothing ...
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• Outdoor Industry Looks to Improve Sustainability Standards

  
  TreeHugger — Authority: 725
  "There is no business to be done on a dead planet." This was the view of renowned mountaineer turned environmentalist David Brower (Executive Director of the Sierra Club and founder of both Friends of the Earth and the Earth Island Institute.) It is also the view of outdoor clothing and equipment industry. You need ...
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• Common Soles Sells Thongs To Buy School Books

  
  TreeHugger — Authority: 725
  Photos: Common Soles Thongs, Flip Flops, Jandals, or whatever they are called on your beach, are the sort of casual footwear that most people dont pay much attention to. After-all they are rather ubiquitous in any sultry clime. But Common Soles have taken it upon themselves to see flip-flops as a vehicle for good ...
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• inoculating us against reality

  
  MAKE WEALTH HISTORY — Authority: 427
  I saw an interesting juxtaposition of billboards on my way through the station forecourt this morning. The first was for the Prince of Wales’ rainforest project, Rainforest SOS , and right behind it was a billboard from the Brazilian tourist board. The fact that we can’t all fly on holiday to Brazil and save the ...
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• “Social Innovations Inspired by CSR” (Thaipr.net)

  
  Stompernet SEO Course — Authority: 164
  The Corporate Social Responsibility Institute (CSRI) of the Stock Exchange of Thailand, the National Innovation Agency (NIA) and Tata Motors (Thailand) Ltd. are organising a seminar, “Social Innovatio
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• Is Asia Taking Corporate Social Responsibility Seriously?

  
  Features — Authority: 126
  By Chris Tobias Corporate social responsibility (CSR) is a critical issue across Asia. From local companies to multi-national conglomerates, how successfully business interacts with its environs and community is of supreme importance. The recent CSR-Asia Conference held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia gave some ...
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• Corporate Volunteering: Top 7 Requests & the Bad, Better and Best Responses (1 of 7)

  
  Realizing Your Worth — Authority: 107
  “We want a volunteer experience that can be done in no more than a day, and no less than a half-day.” Companies want to engage their communities through employee volunteering programs. For most, this means calling a non-profit and scheduling an activity. But how should non-profits respond? Is there a “best” ...
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• All power to you, Google!

  
  Global Warming Watch — Authority: 113
  My leprechaun friend, below, tells me that its motivated, grass-root ideas that are going to create the groundswell needed for meaningful change at the level where it has to happen — the consumer.I would rather throw my lot in with a market-signalling coalition of the good-willing than all the vapid international ...
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• OHS must raise its profile in the debate of directors’ liability and accountability

  
  Safety At Work Blog — Authority: 433
  The global financial crisis has highlighted many business management issues.  Probably one of the most contentious is executive remuneration which is based on the question “should executives receive performance bonuses when the company is not performing well, ie. not returning profits to shareholders?” ...
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• Asbestos is an example of immoral economic growth

  
  Safety At Work Blog — Authority: 433
  The financial newspapers often refere to a BRIC group of countries or, rather, economies.  This stands for Brazil, Russia, India and China and is used to describe the forecasted economic powerhouses for this century.  But there is also the risk of economic growth without morality.  India is a case ...
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• Business as Usual is Not an Option at the Opportunity Green Conference

  
  TreeHugger — Authority: 725
  Image credit: Opportunity Green "The world can no longer afford business as usual," stands in bold at the center of the Opportunity Green website. The Opportunity Green Business Conference, to be held at UCLA from November 7 through the 8th, is about "being green and being profitable." Its about new approaches to ...
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• VIDEO: WashU flashmob confronts Coal Executives

  
  It's Getting Hot In Here — Authority: 592
  Written by Will Fischer, student leader at Washington University in St. Louis. Something loud is afoot on our sleepy campus in St. Louis. Washington University students are beginning to re-discover what connects them. Students that have never worked together before have just executed the largest direct action ...
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• Big Oil, Corporate Responsibility and Catholic Guilt

  
  Progressive Revival — Authority: 525
  John Gehring is the Media Director and Senior Writer for Catholics in Alliance for the Common GoodAs an urbanite fortunate to live within walking distance of work and trendy restaurants, I rarely drive these days. But running late to a...
  2 weeks ago

• Business Best Practice: The Corporate Conscience

  
  Free Articles Directory — Authority: 147
  Today’s consumers are growing increasingly savvy when it comes to issues surrounding the environment and more and more shoppers are choosing to support businesses that make an effort to remedy social injustices and environmental issues. Read more on Business Best Practice: The Corporate Conscience…
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• Revealing podcast on asbestos in Australia

  
  Safety At Work Blog — Authority: 433
  On 15 October 2009, Matt Peacock, a journalist with the Australian Broadcasting Corporation and author of a new book on asbestos and the James Hardie company, “Killer Company: James Hardie Exposed” spoke publicly at Trades Hall in Victoria.Peacock has allowed an edited version of his presentation to be used as ...
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