Big brands fail to disclose carbon-emission data
25 Nov 2009 | by Gemma Charles
LONDON - Google, Burger King and The AA are among 250 big name brands that fail to disclose carbon
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LONDON - Google, Burger King and The AA are among 250 big name brands that fail to disclose carbon
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Microsoft yesterday escalated its battle with its arch-rival Google, reacting to an assault on one of its core businesses with the announcement of a free online version of its Office software, to be launched next year. Source: Financial Times The founder of Primark is to step down as the managing ...
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