Intuit QuickBooks pledges to use software to help 30,000 small firms accelerate climate action

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The global technology platform has partnered with the SME Climate Hub and UN's Race to Zero campaign

Global business software platform Intuit has committed to helping 30,000 small businesses make pledges to deliver ambitious climate action ahead of the COP26 Climate Summit in November, after last week...

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