B Corps are meant to exemplify one idea: that we need to transform the way capitalism works in order to save the world. A growing number of corporations are signing on; from Patagonia to Danone, thousands of companies are trying to strike a balance between profit and purpose. But can the nascent B Corp movement scale? Sign up for a free 7-day trial of membership to learn why B Corps are gaining momentum—and the limitations that make them imperfect vehicles for social change.

Whether you’re joining the purpose movement or want to learn about the companies that are, check out:
- Our state-of-play outlining everything you need to know about B Corps, how they’re pushing to change the way the world works, and how they can fix capitalism.
- A look at how Patagonia became the B Corps poster child. (Did you know that Patagonia at one time didn’t want to be a B Corp at all?)
- A breakdown of what B Corps can teach other companies about success
- The answer to a critical question: Can private equity firms have a purpose other than making money?
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As always, best wishes for a productive week.
Quartz