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 There are too many articles that analyze the corporate social responsibility (CSR), and explain what CSR is, and what the business should do to gain the benefits when implementing it. However, in reality, there are not just few businessmen think that CSR is philanthropy, and there is not only a ... | - 2009 Annual Shareholder's Meeting at Secoin Saigon Investment-Industry Joint stock Company.
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 The constant complaint of the sales manager: why hasn’t that deal closed yet?
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