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US Corporates Look Beyond Profits to Fix Capitalism
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07:35, 20 Aug 2019
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The Business Roundtable comprising 200 of America’s biggest and most powerful companies with a combined $7 trillion in revenue has issued a new statement of purpose which forgoes the profit maximising ethos. The new creed calls for environmental protection and workers’ rights. While this may be a defence mechanism to counter rising populist anger towards inequality, not everyone thinks this will be easy to implement.
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US Corporates Look Beyond Profits to Fix Capitalism
4 mins
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07:35, 20 Aug 2019
The Business Roundtable comprising 200 of America’s biggest and most powerful companies with a combined $7 trillion in revenue has issued a new statement of purpose which forgoes the profit maximising ethos. The new creed calls for environmental protection and workers’ rights. While this may be a defence mechanism to counter rising populist anger towards inequality, not everyone thinks this will be easy to implement.
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