The slow emergence of CSR as an important element of business soared further during the 1980s. However, in the 2000s, it became an essential strategy of large corporations that made this concept a ...

The main difference between CSR and ESG is that CSR is an internal initiative to fulfill a corporate purpose, while ESG reflects a company’s external impact. Social impact professionals must ...

CSR is nothing new and is usually used in softer contexts than a global pandemic, like companies that announce they are "going green" by paying to offset their carbon emissions or donate a ...

One of the most prominent concepts in modern investing strategy is to invest in companies with strong Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). When evaluating companies, investors aren’t only looking at ...

By proposing a one-size-fits-all obligation, the government risks alienating the very actors it hopes to mobilise ...

What Is Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)? Over the past several decades, business leaders have recognized that they have a responsibility to do more than simply maximize profits. Rather, they ...

US companies get little direction from the federal government about what they should tell investors, or the general public, about their CSR activities—their impact on the environment, for instance, or ...

In the world of CSR, there is always room for improvement, because CSR is about people and people are dynamic. Our needs change and so does the world we live in. Accordingly, your CSR strategy won’t ...

The League of Corporate Foundations opened National CSR Week this year with a firm and necessary message: corporate social ...

CRN catches up with Adam Rutstein, vice president corporate citizenship and sustainability, in the week after the ...

Companies score higher on virtue tests when they engage in fraud, studies find.