OPINION: It’s time to stop believing corporate fairytales about modern slavery
Corporate social responsibility (CSR) is badly failing to detect, address, and prevent forced labour in the global economy
My heart is breaking for women entrepreneurs… and here’s why yours should too
Women's businesses drive economic equality and lift communities out of poverty, but they are being hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic
COVID-19: Our response and our impact
Just 10 weeks ago, as the world began grappling with the onslaught of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Thomson Reuters Foundation launched the first of its responses – grounded in its journalism and legal expertise – to better equip those right on the frontlines of the crisis.
Global charities team up on coronavirus lifeline for social entrepreneurs
With many countries living under strict lockdowns, some social entrepreneurs are struggling to keep their businesses afloat
Businesses for good debate solutions online as Skoll forum goes virtual
The Skoll World Forum is taking place online due to the coronavirus outbreak
Message from Thomson Reuters Foundation CEO Antonio Zappulla in response to the COVID-19 Pandemic
As the situation with the coronavirus (COVID-19) develops, we wanted to keep you updated as to the measures we are taking to ensure the delivery of our services, as much as is possible, whilst prioritising the health of our workers and partners.
OPINION: Why women succeed at social entrepreneurship
Social entrepreneurship is a nascent sector, free from beliefs about what its leaders should look like or where they should come from
Can ethical businesses bring a breath of fresh air to Asia's polluted cities?
Air pollution kills an estimated seven million people worldwide every year
U.N. report names 112 companies doing business with Israeli settlements
It is a sensitive issue as companies named could be targeted for boycotts or divestment intended to put pressure on Israel over its settlements
OPINION: The real meaning of 'business with purpose'
Genuine 'stakeholder capitalism' must be fundamentally more than a shiny new logo upon swish marketing strategy with some philanthropy thrown in