WeTransfer shares B Corp announcement

Cecilia Keating
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Amsterdam-based company, which intends to reduce its carbon emissions by 30 per cent by 2025, has vowed to encourage other technology companies to operate more sustainability.

File sharing platform WeTransfer has been awarded B Corp status, joining more than 3,300 companies worldwide in being recognised for its ethical and environmental standards. The Amsterdam-based firm...

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