This time last year, we asked: Are businesses about to hit the pause button on sustainability and good corporate citizenship? Those questions were in response to news reports that the EPA was repealing policies designed to curb greenhouse emissions and scaling back other regulations. The answer at the time was that many businesses appeared to remain committed to sustainability and corporate responsibility because they believed their customers demanded it.
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The series has chronicled the evolution of e-commerce using Walmart versus Amazon as a reflection of what has been going on in the battle between retailers and e-tailers.
A.T. Kearney's Global Business Policy Council has released “Competing in an Age of Multi-Localism,” a new study that notes the tectonic shifts occurring in consumption…
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