corporations
Yes logo: Turns out corporations are liberals too
U.S. corporations and their executives are increasingly open about their social liberalism, and conservatives aren’t happy
Occupy Bay Street… because it makes you feel good!
Tantrum tactics don’t lead to social change: Urback
University names building after Australian clothing brand
The school won’t say how much money it received
University took $200,000 from tobacco firm
Donation funds scholarships for Afghan women
Good for businesss: Corporate Social Responsibility report 2010
Our second annual survey of companies in Canada that prove it pays to have a conscience
Top 50 Socially Responsible Corporations
These companies have made doing good a big part of their business
When things get messy
Can corporate social responsibility help clean up a PR disaster like the one caused by BP’s oil spill?
Gilbert and Sullivan Explain the Aughts For Us
Not everything in Gilbert and Sullivan’s Utopia, Limited came true in the decade that is now coming to an end. The vision of a world where every single individual becomes a corporation (“There is not a christened baby in Utopia who has not already issued his little Prospectus!”) will have to wait until the ’10s. But the explanation of how corporations work, and how no financial disaster can ever affect the “seven men” who form those corporation, seems like as good an explanation of the events of 2008-9 as any.
The Jantzi-Maclean’s Corporate Social Responsibility Report 2009
Exclusive report: A conscience for business
Jantzi-Macleans 50 Most Socially Responsible Corporations 2009
Exclusive report: These top companies are making Canada a better place
Giving to boost the bottom line
When business gives to charity, it’s about more than generosity