Sustainability

Chicago, IL - A new study concludes that investors can positively express their values on corporate behavior issues such as Social Justice and the Environment through stock selection - without sacrificing portfolio diversification or long-term performance.

Hong Kong - Representatives from some of the world's biggest brands including the CEO of Nestle Phillipines, senior executives from HSBC, Nike, Tata Motors, GlaxoSmithKline, Timberland Asia, Shell Hong Kong, MTR Corporation, adidas Salomon and many others are meeting ...

DETROIT - Budco, the Highland Park based marketing services firm, recently participated in a conference at Michigan State University examining the importance of creative communities to the vitality of the State. "Creative Communities and Economic Innovation: Working ...

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London, UK - Last night (Tuesday 6th July 2004) at a gala dinner hosted by Carillion plc, Company of the Year 2003, at the Royal Albert Hall, London, before an audience of 1600 business leader, Government Ministers and opinion formers, HRH, The Prince of Wales, Presid...

London, UK - The drive to improve assurance to stakeholders on companies' social, economic and environmental performance and intentions is gathering pace. Investors, regulators communities, employees, customers, NGOs and companies themselves are all seeking improvemen...

The European Academy of Business in Society (EABIS) today launched Europe's first on-line directory of education, training and research on corporate social responsibility (CSR) and business in society (BiS)

The U.N. Global Compact announces the publication of "Raising the Bar" - Creating Value With the UN Global Compact".

The book, produced by a unique team of business experts and UN agencies, is designed to fill a critical void - be...

ICCR Welcomes Noted Indian Activist/Ecologist as Event Speaker at "Corporate Transformations", ICCR's 18th Annual Fall Fundraiser, September 23, 2004, at Tavern on the Green, New York.

NEW YORK/NAIROBI - In capital markets across the globe companies will see their share price suffer in the long term unless proper attention is paid to environmental and social issues, warns a group of the world's most powerful financial institutions.