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Brown, UN seek big business to tackle world poverty

Author: Agence France Presse, Published on: 6 May 2008

Global businesses need to do more to help alleviate poverty in the developing world, Gordon Brown said Tuesday as he prepared to host a major conference on the issue...The event, called Business Call to Action, is designed to highlight work already being undertaken by more than a dozen blue chip firms, including Citi, Coca-Cola, Diageo, Microsoft, Sumitomo Chemical, Thomson Reuters and Vodafone.

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Related companies: Citigroup Coca-Cola Diageo Microsoft Sumitomo Group Thomson Reuters Vodafone

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