This report delves into the realm of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and its significance in modern business practices. It examines the ethical challenges faced by prominent corporations, including Nestle, Toyota, and Apple. The report analyzes specific instances of unethical behavior, such as Nestle's marketing practices and child labor allegations, Toyota's safety issues, and Apple's working conditions at Foxconn. It applies theoretical frameworks, such as the triple bottom line and stakeholder theory, to assess the effectiveness of CSR models in addressing these issues. The report explores how companies can improve their ethical performance, enhance brand image, and promote sustainable business practices. The analysis includes discussions on how companies can apply the 'Protect, Remedy and Respect' framework. The report concludes by emphasizing the importance of CSR activities in achieving business success and integrating environmental and social goals.