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Financial pledges hold steady at Clinton summit

The Clinton Global Initiative drew more financial pledges this year than it did in 2008 in spite of the recession, Bill Clinton, former US president, said

No bail-outs for big banks, say Dimon and Bair

The US government should formulate new policies to avoid taxpayer-funded bail-outs of large institutions, Jamie Dimon, chief executive of JP Morgan and Sheila Bair, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation chairman, said

US utilities pledge switch to electric vehicles

Duke Energy and FPL Group announced a $600m investment to convert their vehicle fleets to plug-in hybrid or all-electric by 2020

GE chief touts partnerships for greener future

Jeffrey Immelt, chief executive of General Electric, said that businesses must partner with governments to build infrastructure that addresses the climate crisis

Gore urges US Senate to pass climate bill

A US Senate vote is ‘the crucial step’ in fighting climate change, Al Gore, former US vice-president, told attendees at the Clinton Global Initiative meeting

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Stacy-Marie Ishmael talks to the US Ambassador-at-Large for Global Women’s Issues about the business community’s significant role in investing in girls and women

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Investing in Women

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