The article shows that there has been a change in the understanding of big international business of its social and environmental responsibility in the scale of global development towards our prosperous Common future. However, in the context of new geopolitical challenges and increasing climate change, it is not enough to follow the agenda for the XXI century until 2030, adjusted by the UN General Assembly in 2015, in order to change world economic relations in accordance with the sustainable world development goals. It is necessary to follow the course that developed in a sustainable bipolar system during the formation of the concept of "sustainable development" 1987-1992 (Report of the Bruntland Commission "Our common future", the UN Summit in Rio de Janeiro), while the criterion of development in the form of economic growth and GDP should be changed.