How Tech Companies are Waking Up to Global Responsibilities, Opportunities

For the private sector, making money isn't enough anymore.

It's not enough for Walmart to have a market capitalization of $200 billion - more than the GDP of 147 countries worldwide. Or for Nokia to sell 420 million new phones in a year - increasingly to developing countries in Africa and Asia. People expect global brands to use their vast resources to make the world a better place. Now more than ever, consumers are making decisions based on companies' social agendas - and market share hangs in the balance.

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