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Artículo

29 Nov 2005

Autor:
Jill Treanor and Mark Milner, Guardian [UK]

Brown plan to cut red tape for business provokes chorus of disapproval [UK]

...the [UK] chancellor pledged to strike out plans to implement the so-called operating and financial review (OFR) - a requirement on stock market-listed companies to provide much more information to the public about the impact of their businesses on the environment and society at large...[the decision has led to] criticism from an unlikely alliance of business leaders, City investors, trade unions and green activists.