CSR News

VANCOUVER -Now in its 11th year, the 2004 B.C. Ethics in Action Awards will recognize business leaders that are winning with integrity. These awards are the most prestigious BC business awards recognizing responsible business practices. They promote best practices in...

U.S. - Today in San Salvador, 20 internationally recognized coffee experts begin their weeklong sampling of 153 different Arabica coffees that were submitted by Salvadoran growers who are competing in El Salvador's second annual Cup of Excellence® countrywide coffee q...

SAN JOSE, CA - In what is thought to be a first-of-its-kind move within the energy sector, Calpine's Chairman and CEO Peter Cartwright today announced plans to address global warming by voluntarily limiting the company's investments to only low carbon power generation...

Budapest, Hungary - Yesterday, the PFS Program publishes its second semi-annual Survey of Reporting on Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) by the 10 Largest Listed Companies (by Market Capitalization) in Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, S...

London, UK - Britain's market towns are set for a brighter future as business continues to invest and local communities embrace new ideas and innovations which will equip their town for the demands of future generations.

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HARTFORD, CT - United Technologies Corp. announced today the awarding of nearly $3 million in grants to charitable causes and organizations in Connecticut, as part of the corporation's total $6.1 million statewide commitment this year.

San Diego, CA - The World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) and World Resources Institute (WRI) today released a new edition of the international st...

Washington, D.C. - This Mother's Day, leaders of the No Dirty Gold consumer campaign are calling on husbands, sons, and daughters to protect mothers around the world from being harmed by destructive gold mining practices. Mother's Day is the second largest gold jewel...

LANHAM, MD--Proving that nickels, pennies and dimes do add up, Safeway Food and Drug stores in the Washington/Baltimore region collected donations of more than $161,000 recently with its Round Up Hunger campaign to benefit area food banks.

SEATTLE, WA--Safeco was cited as one of the 100 Best Corporate Citizens in the May issue of Business Ethics magazine. This is the second time Safeco has been recognized since the magazine began its list of 100 Best Corporate Citizens in 2000. Safec...