Results for Corporate Reputation
Daily Media Briefing
March 25, 2019- Sackler Trust suspends new UK donations
- Whistleblower accuses PwC of failings over private jet trip
- Smart Carbon Portfolios capitalise on low-carbon transition, without sacrificing returns
- Companies to miss 2020 zero-deforestation deadline, report says
- UN Human Rights Council calls on businesses for better protection of environmental human rights defenders
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March 18, 2019- Rio asks shareholders to vote against emissions resolution
- Ford to slash thousands of jobs in Europe as CEO’s pay rises
- Malaysia threatens WTO challenge to EU's move to drop palm biofuel
- Italian oil and gas company to plant forests to make up for polluting
- Europe's largest Coca-Cola bottler reveals progress on plastic reduction
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March 04, 2019- Swiss Post and Austrian Post pledge to fully electrify fleets by 2030
- Global bodies seek better corporate reporting guidelines for SDGs
- German students walk out of school in climate change protest
- Vale's CEO, other executives, to step down after Brazil dam burst
- The world is losing fish to eat as oceans warm, study finds
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February 01, 2019- Green bonds market 'could hit record $180bn globally in 2019'
- First CDP climate-related investment fund launched
- Foxconn reconsidering plans to make LCD panels at Wisconsin plant
- Major western brands pay Indian garment workers 11p an hour
- UK Appeal rejected: Net Zero legal action reaches end of the line
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January 30, 2019- UK department store, Selfridges, launches insect-based food range in response to demand
- YouTube to curb recommending conspiracy videos
- U.S. senator asks J&J for documents on safety of talc-based baby powder
- Tommy Hilfiger unveils 'world's first' 100 percent recycled jeans
- OECD urges Australia to step up carbon emissions cuts
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January 24, 2019- U.S. copper projects gain steam thanks to electric vehicle trend
- Amazon knocked off top of UK consumer poll once ethics considered
- Dutch regulator warns of €97 billion ‘water scarcity’ risk
- Analysis warns of lack of progress on 2020 global emissions target
- Activist group challenges Colorado mineral rights law
Ethics in tech now vital for investors
January 21, 2019 Ethics in tech has never been as important to investors nor as visible now that AI is enabling forensic analysis of big data. The outperformance of ESG investing highlights the appeal and need for standardised data, on which tech companies are falling short. Read more >
Tech companies appointing Chief Ethics Officers
January 21, 2019 Negative news stories around the poor behaviour of tech giants such as Deliveroo means that the tech sector is facing a crisis of trust. Will a proliferation of new executive roles, such as Salesforce’s first Chief Ethical and Humane Use Officer, be sufficient to stem the issue? Read more >
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January 17, 2019- Plastic polluters launch US$1.5 billion waste collection and recycling fund
- EAT-Lancet Report: Cut meat and sugar intake by half, scientists say
- Hoaxers publish fake version of BlackRock CEO Larry Fink’s annual letter
- Citigroup reveals female employees earn 29 percent less than men do
- ‘This is not controversial’: Bipartisan group of economists calls for US carbon tax
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January 16, 2019- Nearly 30 percent of California corporate boards will need more women to comply with new law, survey says
- 'Wrong side of history': Barclays' fossil fuels policy shift garners mixed reviews
- EU wind sector raises concerns over steel import limits
- It's the final straw for plastics, says Nestlé
- Lucozade Ribena Suntory to retrofit UK factory with water and waste-saving technology