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Case Study Mitsubishi ethiXbase helps Mitsubishi, one of the largest electronics companies in the world, to centralise and automate its third-party risk management process, in order to achieve greater efficiency and effectiveness. DOWNLOAD NOW At
Case Study Sonova From manual to automated, ethiXbase accelerated and simplified the entire third-party compliance and due diligence process for Sonova, a leading global medical device company. DOWNLOAD NOW At a glance Headquartered in Switzerland,
Case Study Olam Automated compliance workflow enables Olam, one of the largest agribusiness companies in the world, to reduce third-party risk and make informed business decisions. DOWNLOAD NOW At a glance Founded in 1989, Olam
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Microsoft Corp., which has faced pressure from employees and shareholders over contracts with governments and law enforcement agencies, agreed to commission an independent human rights review of some of those deals. The move came in response to
The UN Working Group on Business and Human Rights criticised Italian authorities for actions that “tarnish the reputation of Italy in the field of business and human rights and should be immediately addressed to protect the
UK and European leading supermarkets say they would cut ties with any suppliers that did not meet their ethical standards after a Guardian investigation found allegations of widespread exploitation suffered by workers in meat plants
The European Commission proposed on Wednesday that developing countries wishing to prosper from access to EU markets should uphold environmental and governance standards and adhere to extra commitments on human and labour rights. The European
The European Union will move forward with a ban on forced labour products, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen confirmed on Wednesday, a move widely seen as being directed at China. Speaking at her second
Engine No. 1, which won an against-the-odds board challenge against Exxon Mobil Corp earlier this year, is publishing a framework for investing on Monday that pushes for a value to be assigned to how corporate
Top Glove, the world’s biggest rubber-glove maker and one of the success stories of the pandemic, can once again sell its products in the US after an import ban imposed for allegations of forced labour
