All other things being equal, it is of course good that a private business vows to follow high moral standards.
Intel, the biggest chip in the business, vows to expand its wireless wares.
A regional player in a consolidating business, vows to stay private: "We're absolutely not for sale.
People everywhere are acting to curb the damage to humans, nature and wildlife from a warming planet, DiCaprio said – from putting a price on carbon emissions to buying cleaner cars, eating less meat, and businesses vowing to be carbon-neutral.
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, warning that the City Council's efforts to raise the wages of some private-sector workers would drive away businesses, vowed on Wednesday to fight the Council in court.
Mandela's death comes months afer his 95th birthday on July 18, which his foundation, various charities and businesses vowed to celebrate with a nationwide day of service that includes painting schools, handing out food and books, and running a 41-mile relay marathon in the spirit of Mandela's 67 years of activism and public work.
Yet with American business leaders vowing to revisit the policy, the deep-pocketed exile lobby may have met its match.
Outraged business groups vowed to try to get Mr. Bush or Congress to overturn the regulations.
It's worth noting, as well, that in 2002, in the wake of the Enron scandal, many business schools vowed to examine eroded values and balance-sheet shenanigans.
Her youngest son, whose own family had shared the house and who was supposed to take over the family business, has vowed never to return.
