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Ending Poverty with Business, Not Charity: The New Capitalism That Works
Muhammad Yunus, Nobel Peace Prize winner and founder of Grameen Bank, flips capitalism on its head. In his book 'Building Social Business,' he reveals a radical model: companies that solve humanity's biggest problems—poverty, hunger, pollution—without giving a penny to investors. No dividends. No profit for shareholders. Just reinvestment into social impact. This isn't charity; it's a self-sustaining business that outperforms traditional firms. Learn how Yunus partnered with giants like Danone and Adidas to create real change, and why this 'new kind of capitalism' could be the key to a world without poverty. If you think business is only about money, this will blow your mind.
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