Business In the Community Media Round Up, 9 June 2008
09/06/2008
 

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Pension scheme 'scandal in the making'
Financial Times, p.2

The government-sponsored national system for pension saving, due to come into force in 2012, is a “mis-selling scandal in the making,” warns Ned Cazalet, the independent life assurance analyst.

 
 
Us-style reforms planned for fraud probes
Financial Times, p.3

Companies and executives suspected of fraud would face shorter investigations and a better chance of cutting deals under US-style proposed reforms due to be unveiled in a report this week.

 
 
Pinta goes green as supermarkets offer shoppers the chance to buy milk in a bag
The Times, p.9

Picking up a bag of milk from the shop may sound strange but could become an everyday occurrence as a “revolutionary” eco-friendly milk container is introduced across the country.

 
 
The rich keep on spending, but on ethical products
The Independent, p.13

At a time when most people are tightening their purse strings and bracing against the global credit crunch, the rich are splurging more cash than ever on luxury lifestyles, research has revealed.

 
 
UK's climate change plans incoherent, says scientist
The Guardian, p.2

The UK will fall behind the rest of the world in developing one of the key technologies in the fight against climate change because of "incoherence and timidity" by the government, according to a leading expert.

 
 
Reformed carbon scheme could drive global change, says report
The Guardian, p.23

Hopes of a global deal on climate change would be raised by early adoption of the European commission's tough reforms of the region's carbon trading regime, according to a report out today.

 
 
Scrutiny, be it of BAE contracts or MPs' expenses, is a vital lever of democracy
The Guardian, p.26

Transparency is essential if we want to ensure that Britain does not go the way of corrupted societies around the world

 
 

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Toyota Burnaston wins awards for environmental production
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Burnaston car manufacturer Toyota is celebrating after receiving two major awards for producing vehicles in an environmentally friendly way.

 
 
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