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Investors launch five-year global initiative to engage largest corporate greenhouse gas emitters to act on climate change
Dem. Rep of Congo: Industry giants fail to tackle child labour allegations in cobalt battery supply chains says new report
EU: New Commission targets for CO2 emissions for cars include some 'leeway'
Author: Peter Teffer, EU Observer
"New Commission CO2 rules for cars include some 'leeway'", 8 November 2017...
Commentary: Investors should demand companies they invest in to have anti-slavery policies in place
Author: Fiona David, Investment Magazine (Aus)
"Investors Must Stop Turning a Blind Eye to Slavery," 29 August 2017...
- Related companies: Fiat (part of Fiat Chrysler) Fiat Chrysler Signal International Volkswagen
Author: AFP et Le Figaro (France)
« Eau: les entreprises plus attentives à leur impact », 6 mars 2017...
- Related companies: BASF Fiat Chrysler L'Oreal Unilever
Author: Marina Fabre, Novethic (France) (copyright: www.novethic.fr)
« Gestion de l’eau : le bilan mitigé des entreprises européennes », 7 mars 2017...
- Related companies: Chrysler (part of Fiat Chrysler) Fiat (part of Fiat Chrysler) Fiat Chrysler L'Oreal Shell Total Unilever
Author: Esteban De Gori, Ava Gómez y Bárbara Ester - CELAG
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USA: Companies' response to Trump's order ranges from silence to outrage
Author: The New York Times
"Starbucks, Exxon, Apple: Companies Challenging (or Silent on) Trump’s Immigration Ban", 30 Jan 2017...
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