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Microsoft reacts to Chinese Web filtering move

Microsoft Corp. late Monday said a Chinese rule that personal computers sold in the country include Web filtering software raises issues of freedom of expression, privacy, and security that "need to be properly addressed." The statement by the U.S. software…

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Shell settles Wiwa case with humanitarian gesture

Shell today agreed to settle a court case in New York related to allegations in connection with the Nigerian military government's execution of Ken Saro-Wiwa and others in 1995, making a humanitarian gesture to set up a trust fund to…

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Alcatel-Lucent Opens Alternative Energy Laboratory, Pilot Site

Alcatel-Lucent has announced the operational launch of the first alternative energy laboratory and pilot site in the world dedicated to the telecoms sector. Located on its Bell Labs research site in Villarceaux, France, this station forms part of an Alternative…

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‘Home’ documentary a risk for Gucci parent PPR

A new film about human excess and its impact on Earth's fragile ecosystem debuts Friday, marking an unusual risk for its financial backer, one of the planet's biggest retailing conglomerates, France's PPR SA. PPR, the maker of Gucci leather handbags…

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Alaska gold mine worker finds richness in everyday life

Here is a story about a Kinross Gold employee who works at our Fort Knox gold mine in Alaska. The story notes her different experiences working in the mine, and her winning a company-wide award. The “Living Our Vales” awards…

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Greenpeace criticizes IT industry for being climate slackers

IBM, Sun and Dell are the leaders, while Sony, Sharp and Toshiba are the losers in a ranking by the environmental group — but everybody fails the test. The environmental group Greenpeace criticizes the IT industry, calling its leadership in…

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Sustainable shareholders crank up pressure on corporate America

The extent to which shareholders can pressurize firms into improving their sustainability policies was underlined once again this week as two of the biggest names in corporate America, Chevron and Home Depot, faced shareholder resolutions demanding that they improve their…

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Shell accusée de crimes contre l’humanité

Quatorze ans après l'exécution de l'activiste et écrivain nigérian Ken Saro-Wiwa, la compagnie pétrolière Shell va àªtre amenée à  répondre devant un tribunal de New York, mercredi 27 mai, d'accusations de crimes contre l'humanité liées à  une éventuelle implication auprès…

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