This study discusses about how
big brands like Apple exploits their stakeholders and what initiatives have
been taken against these brands when they exploit and becomes illegal. This
study discusses about how the concept of “Corporate Social Responsibility” have
been evolved over the time and how big competitors are competing each other on
the basis of CSR activities. In this study, you would also be reading about the
role of massive people a market who opposes these big brands and how they are
contributing their roles into the market. The market has become a complex place
where lots of new factors have been introduced which plays the major role into
the business market.
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Ethical Success and Challenges
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