Successful companies are, by definition, good corporate citizens. (Photo: Shutterstock)

Since the Business Roundtable was founded in 1972, this group of CEOs has released a number of statements about fiscal and public policies that affect the country's largest companies. This August, however, it issued one that is a complete game-changer for how corporate America will operate in the future. They said their commitment to customers, employees, suppliers and communities will be just as important as pleasing shareholders.

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