Business In the Community Media Round Up, 28 April 2008
28/04/2008
 

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Social enterprise Green Works uses furniture to help the environment - Come to Dialogues at Starbucks on Tuesday 29 April to discuss how business can support social enterprise
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Green Works has received a Queen's Award for sustainable development, as a social enterprise structured as a not-for-profit organisation.

 
 
OFT raids supermarkets in new price-fixing inquiry
The Guardian, p.24

Britain's biggest supermarkets are being investigated in another alleged price-fixing scam after the Office of Fair Trading swooped on the headquarters of retailers including Tesco and Asda last week.

 
 
Oil multinationals rebuked for reluctance to tackle corruption
Financial Times, p.5

Most leading oil multinationals fall well short of best practice on revealing financial data and combating corruption, a survey unveiled today by Transparency International, the anti-graft group, claims.

 
 
Virtue's reward? Companies make the business case for ethical initiatives
Financial Times, p.9

In Unilever’s London headquarters, Gavin Neath, the consumer goods group’s head of sustainability, takes a plastic contraption out of its cardboard box and places it on a table.

 
 
Unilever and P&G targeted by OFT
The Daily Telegraph, Business p.1

Unilever and Procter & Gamble have become embroiled in an Office of Fair Trading investigation into allegations of price-fixing.

 
 
Tesco to put carbon scores on goods
Daily Telegraph

Tesco will start printing "carbon scores" on some of its goods this week, as part of a Government-funded project to force retailers and manufacturers to reduce the environmental damage from carbon dioxide emissions.

 
 

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