Microsoft's chief legal officer announced the tech giant's zero waste plan, spotlighting the top lawyer's role in elevating corporate sustainability. Also, general counsel aren't taking their own well-being into consideration amid COVID-19 crisis, according to a new report.
August 05, 2020 at 06:05 PM
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Microsoft confirmed this week it’s in talks with President Donald Trump about purchasing the popular social media network TikTok after Trump threatened to ban TikTok over privacy concerns as a subsidiary of the Chinese company ByteDance.
With Microsoft in the news over TikTok, it was easy to miss Microsoft’s announcement of its zero waste plan and how its chief legal officer and president Brad Smith is leading the way in sustainability.
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