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Apple Releases 2012 Supplier Responsibility Report
Apple has released its latest Supplier Responsibility report, which shows an 80% drop in underage labour and signs of a new and long-awaited transparency. The company also published a nearly comprehensive list of suppliers for the first time, and announced its membership of the Fair Labor Association to provide some measure of third-party oversight. But this relative openness still leaves much aboutJanuary 16, 2012 11:39 PM
Chinese Oil Giant's Shares Tumble in Spill Controversy
Chinese oil company CNOOC has watched its share price fall following a growing controversy over an oil spill in the Bohai
Mixed Signals from Apple on Pollution Report
Apple’s response to a recent report by Chinese environmental NGOs, in which it came under heavy fire for pollution
September 5, 2011 11:21 PM
"Apple Has Made No Progress at All" on Environment
In January, a group of Chinese environmental NGOs including Friends of Nature and IPE ranked Apple last out of 29 tech companies
August 31, 2011 8:37 PM
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