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Matthew Heimer

Change the World: How CEOs use 'business for good' to attract talent and build customer loyalty

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In today’s CEO Daily: Matt Heimer on Fortune’s 11^th annual Change the World list.
The big story: HSBC has successfully deployed a quantum computer chip to predict bond prices.
The markets: The U.S. and Europe are down, Asia is up.
Plus: All the news and watercooler chat from Fortune.

Good morning. This week, Fortune published our 11^th annual Change the World list, a compendium of 50 companies that are using the creative forces of capitalism to tackle big social problems. These companies are doing well by doing good, so to speak: They’ve figured out how to make money selling products and services that have a positive impact on people and the planet. Here are this year’s honorees.

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