Prince's Start campaign to host UK green business summit

James S Murray
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IBM will lead the summit, which aims to develop new ideas for sustainable economic growth through a collaborative approach

The Prince of Wales' latest environmental campaign, the Start initiative, today announced it is to host a major sustainable business summit this autumn designed to help British companies plan for greener...

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