This report examines the increasing involvement of Multinational Corporations (MNCs) in Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and sustainable business practices. The analysis explores the motivations behind these actions, considering whether they stem from a genuine sense of social responsibility, a strategic business approach, or a combination of both. The report includes an introduction, a main body discussing objectives, scope, and limitations, and a conclusion summarizing the findings. It provides examples such as Starbucks and Facebook to illustrate different aspects of CSR, from ethical sourcing to privacy breaches. The report also addresses the limitations of CSR, such as cost, and the potential conflicts between company objectives and societal benefits. The conclusion emphasizes the importance of CSR for long-term market sustainability and overall societal development.