Gap, CVS and Target make corporate responsibility list

What’s wrong with the retail Industry? Corporate Responsibility Magazine is out with the 2015 version of its 100 Best Corporate Citizens and only three, that’s right, only three retailers were worthy of inclusion on the list.

Gap was ranked 24th, followed by 29th ranked CVS Health and 75th ranked Target which received a yellow warning indicator for its data breach. Ironically, CVS Health was lauded for its efforts to stop selling cigarettes, yet cigarette-maker Philip Morris’ parent company Altria, the company whose products CVS Health no longer sells, was higher ranked at 25th and unlike Target received no demerit for the fact that the products it manufactures are directly linked to death and disease.

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