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If a job in the wide sphere of corporate social responsibility is what delights you, there might be some good news on the horizon. It's been over a year of cost-cutting, when jobs that had "CSR or the like" ...
From the many press releases I receive, some are actually worth mentioning. For example this one about Sainsbury's teaming up with Imperial College London to reduce its carbon footprint and provide solutions ...
This is the final part of the miniseries highlighting differences between universities’ and businesses’ CSR. Previous texts have focused on issues , such as original purpose, core business, structures, o ...
Now here's a strange story for CSR professionals to mull over.
One of the great technological advances of recent years has been GPS and the development of ...
As a senior executive in banking, accounting, consulting, or as a law firm partner, what is your top most concern these days? Consumer demand? Trust? Profits? Bonuses? Or maybe hiring? Probably not Co ...
The future looks bright for the EU Emissions Trading Scheme and worldwide cap-and-trade initiatives, conclude Denny Ellerman, Frank J. Convery and Christian de Perthuis in their recently publis ...
Seems like Citigroup has its work cut out for itself. Whether it be reputation, innovation (No. 5), people management (No. 6), management quality (No. 1), financial soundness (No. 7), or long-term investment ...
There's no question mark at the end : this is a statement of fact, not a question or an opinion based upon hyperbole.
A few weeks ago the IMF published a p ...
What will the city of the future look like? Who will manage it and how? Where are the opportunities for urban sustainability and where are the threats? By 2050, 70% of ...