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Artículo

13 Ene 2004

Autor:
William Baue, SocialFunds.com

World Economic Forum Survey Projects Mainstreaming of Corporate Citizenship

...over 70 percent of the respondents, who hail from such companies as Coca Cola..., Diageo..., Rio Tinto..., and Siemens..., believe that mainstream investors will have an increased interest in CSR issues. [also refers to Anglo American, Infosys, Deutsche Bank, Swiss Re]