Panasonic
Headquarters in Japan
The Panasonic brand is owned by Panasonic Corp., which was known as Matsushita Electric Industrial until October 2008.
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Panasonic Response
Author: Panasonic
Panasonic strongly supports the Olympic and Paralympic Movement ideal of promoting a peaceful society and the preservation of human dignity through sports. In our business activities, we aim to treat all our stakeholders with the maximum degree of...
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Brazil: Concerns around restrictions on freedom of expression during the Olympics, sponsors comment
The Business & Human Rights Resource Centre invited Worldwide Olympic Partners and Rio 2016 Olympic Games Official Sponsors to comment on restrictions on freedom of expression during the Games. Bridgestone, Coca-Cola, Visa, Dow and Panasonic have...
US Council for Intl. Business whitepaper explains corporate human rights due diligence
Author: Dr. Ariel Meyerstein, United States Council for International Business, in ethiXbase
“Whitepaper: Responsible Business Conduct: Understanding Human Rights Due Diligence”, July 2016...
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Japan: Panasonic to recognize same-sex partnerships
The Japanese company Panasonic has announced that it will recognize same-sex partnerships as marriages for the purposes of company benefits. [English summary of Japanese article, produced by the Business & Human Rights Resource Centre]
Corporate Information Transparency Index (CITI) ranks 100 brands on environmental supply chain performance in China
On October 22, 2015, the Corporate Information Transparency Index (CITI) released its ranking of 167 brands on their environmental supply chain performance in China. The image shows the top 10 companies in the 2015 ranking - for the full ranking see...
UN increases partnerships with companies to fund development & climate change programmes
Author: Inter Press Service
"UN taps private sector to fund development, advocate social causes", 6 Aug 2015...
Nepal Earthquake — Corporate Aid Tracker
Author: US Chamber of Commerce Foundation
Companies are mobilizing their expertise, capabilities, and resources to assist with the recovery efforts following the earthquake in Nepal. Businesses have pledged $26.8 million in cash and additional in kind contributions in support of relief and...
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