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GHG Protocol resignation raises governance pressure
Read the full story: GHG Protocol resignation raises governance pressureGHG Protocol faces renewed scrutiny after a board resignation. The dispute raises governance questions around carbon accounting standards used in corporate climate reporting.
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EU reinstates UK steel quota, unlocking exports
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Europe’s 15% tariff era begins
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US states caution banks on sustainability focus
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Planted Solar secures £9.8m for rapid solar growth
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KKR invests $170 million in Greenvolt expansion
Greenvolt secures €150 million investment from KKR for growth. The…
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Barclays sees £500m in green finance revenue
Barclays reports £500 million in sustainable finance revenues. The bank’s…
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Pound weakens, marking worst month since September
The British pound is experiencing its sharpest monthly fall. Sterling…
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Leading across boundaries: Dr Megha Kumar on trust, digital risk, and resilient leadership
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Gartner flags brand measurement failure
Brand investment is being weakened by poor measurement discipline. Gartner says 84% of companies are stuck in a cycle of undermeasuring and underfunding brand.
