We have long pleaded for the major corporations that dominate our business world to somehow reflect their responsibilities to a wider range of stakeholders than just their shareholders, and to somehow share out more fairly the rewards of their activities. The stakeholders include the employees, the suppliers and even the customers - all those who make the business work. Yet despite the reasonableness of this demand, little has changed. And a good thing, too, say the business and investor community - for they argue that this is because the existing corporation works. It delivers the goods,...