An economics professor who teaches sustainability should decide to sell their shares of the Canadian company Loblaw Inc., after learning that the company has produced clothing for her clothing line in a textile factory in Bangladesh, which collapsed, killing 1,127 workers .
by
Michael Sider
Source: Ivey Publishing
4 pages.
Release: June 20, 2013. Prod #: W13263-PDF-ENG
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