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Social innovation: Investment


Pope leads Catholics to profit from, not just give to, the poor Lee Mannion
Lack of awareness holds back UK businesses that do good Lee Mannion
Oxford University boosts businesses that put people before profit Lee Mannion
From coffee to funerals, ethical firms in UK lauded for diversity Lin Taylor
It's a date: women-to-women business fund comes to UK Lee Mannion
Investors bank on women for financial and social gains Lin Taylor
Britain to help ethical firms win more gov't contracts Lee Mannion
Carnival-crazy Trinidad seeks new economic muse in culture Gregory Scruggs
With scratch-card savings, Senegal farmers dodge drought Nellie Peyton
Ethical firms hope to win more gov't contracts in UK Lee Mannion
UBS puts Indian girls into school - and makes a profit Lee Mannion
Farming, food and education benefit as investing for good booms Lee Mannion
Capitalism leaving people behind: godfather of investing for good Lee Mannion
Young entrepreneurs motivated by purpose, not just profit Lee Mannion
Lonely Planet founder wants to change the world - through business Lee Mannion
UN agency seeks to marry 'social good and profit making' Rina Chandran
When will business for good start counting in the US? Lee Mannion
Britain to invest in ethical businesses to heal Brexit wounds Lee Mannion
Social Impact Bond: film questions profiting from social services Lee Mannion
Investing for good cheerleader sees interest rising down under Lee Mannion
Credit where it's due: UK mulls law to make poverty less expensive Lee Mannion
Wealthy must work together to solve global problems - UBS Lee Mannion
As philanthropy grows, what are the rich spending their money on? Lee Mannion
Saving the world: the 'new normal' for finance? Lee Mannion
Ebay billionaire keeps #MeToo moving by donating millions Lee Mannion
Could brownies boost US businesses seeking to do good? Lee Mannion
Sara Lee foundation to invest all assets into social change Lee Mannion
Dutch move to tackle 'stigma' facing business that does good Lee Mannion
Cheers! The British community-owned pub serving shots of social ca Cormac O'Brien
Banks boosted investment in Australia's affordable housing Rina Chandran
Crowdfunded solar panels aim to supercharge business in Africa Maina Waruru
From tea to coconut, has Asia lost appetite for social enterprise? Beh Lih Yi
Do-good meat: are investors only after their pound of flesh? Lee Mannion
How 'impact investing' can make money - and do good Lee Mannion
Pension funds set to transform British businesses doing good Lee Mannion
Backyard savings clubs on the money amid Zimbabwe cash crisis Jeffrey Moyo
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