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Strong ESG lowers tourism company failure risk
Read the full story: Strong ESG lowers tourism company failure riskStrong ESG performance can materially reduce tourism companies’ failure risk. New research links stronger ESG scores to lower earnings volatility and better survival odds across the sector.
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ESG week in review – May 11
In a busy week for environmental, social and governance (ESG)…
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Abu Dhabi and Japan sign agreements to strengthen partnerships and boost bilateral trade and investment
ABU DHABI, UAE, 10 May 2025 – A high-level economic…
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Santander rejected £11bn NATWEST bid for UK business
Santander rebuffed an £11bn bid for its UK retail banking…
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Bank of England governor urges UK to rebuild EU trade ties ahead of key summit
Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey has urged renewed efforts…
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BMC’S GenAI innovations drive business value from data
New capabilities enhance workflow orchestration and drive mainframe transformation.
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Intertek launches world’s first end-to-end global market access solution
Facing persistent geopolitical tensions, shifting tariff regimes and an increasingly…
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Ara Partners raises $800 million to invest in mid-market decarbonization infrastructure providers
Private equity firm Ara Partners, which specialises in industrial decarbonisation,…
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UK retail investors intensify their focus on US technology amid tariff apprehensions
Amid escalating geopolitical risks and fluctuations in financial markets, UK…
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EU focuses on TikTok in intensifying worldwide tech clampdown
TikTok hit with €530m fine by EU for unlawful data…
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McDonald’s US sales slump as economic pressures bite
McDonald’s reported a 3.6% fall in US same-store sales in…
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Narwhal Labs says AI CEO shift starts
Narwhal Labs says AI is already reshaping chief executiveship today. The company argues agentic systems can absorb much of a CEO’s functional workload, while leaving accountability and culture human-led.
