Survey confirms customers and employees value green brands

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Global survey of 17,000 people finds widespread support for green business models cutting right across national and class boundaries

Firms investing in green initiatives are likely to attain competitive advantage through improved customer and employee retention, according to a major new global survey of almost 17,000 people. The...

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