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The likes of Boris Johnson and Nadhim Zahawi don’t enter the careers that shape a society’s norms and values
The Big Myth shines a harsh light on democratic capitalism and the role of corporate America in redefining government
Mass tech lay-offs in the US have triggered an unlikely rethink of Japan’s corporate culture
Plus, investors push for battery metals transparency
Corporate world sours on Scope 3 reporting, green hydrogen excitement is mounting and more
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ValueAct founder launches campaign for changes at Bayer while claiming environmental aims
Plus, a new push on ‘responsible remuneration’
Plus, a legal test case for the sustainability-linked bond sector
Old commercial certainties have yielded to ugly acronyms
Also in today’s newsletter, US Republicans catch ESG equities in a moment of weakness
Our guide to the year ahead in sustainable business
This unhelpful analogy disguises what’s really valuable about free speech
Longer term, the bonds will cease to exist as a separate asset class
Rising inequality, Covid and war in Ukraine have led to growing support for localisation
Plus, the transatlantic rift over climate plans
Plus, Big Tech fights ESG tax transparency
Plus, investor campaigns on corporate climate reporting have far to go
Plus, what do US voters make of the anti-ESG crusade?
Plus, what locust swarms have to do with climate finance
A conversation with BHP chief Mike Henry
Plus, can Europe block Biden’s landmark green package?
Governments must approach these partnerships as an opportunity to maximise public value
America is no longer seen as the furnace in which the future is being forged
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