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Category: ESG

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Judge Again Rejects Musk’s $56 Billion Pay Package from Tesla

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We’re going to talk about Elon Musk, but first we’ve got to focus. Forget, for a moment, about other recent stories involving the world’s richest man. Forget about his stated initiative to feed “all court cases” to an artificially intellige...

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Deere Looks to Nix DEI-Related Shareholder Proposals

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This past summer, Deere & Co., the manufacturer of John Deere lawnmowers, became a poster child for the backlash against corporate DEI programs, ditching its efforts in the face of a public pressure campaign. The company is now trying t...

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As Talk of ESG Ebbs in Public, Companies Quietly Commit to Goals

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The relationship between corporate America and the environmental, social and governance movement is following a well-trod pattern familiar to fans of the TV show Breaking the Band on REELZ. The Beatles, Van Halen, Spice Girls – splashy debu...

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As Reliance on AI Grows, So Do Expected Hikes in Energy Costs, Demand

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The artificial intelligence revolution has done more than just provide students a shortcut to demystify a physics formula or translate a phrase for Spanish class. It is transforming how entire industries operate. But the efficiency and ease...

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Elon Musk Update: Still Feuding

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It was supposed to be the attention economy’s version of the Super Bowl: Elon Musk interviewing Donald Trump. Instead, this week’s live conversation on Musk’s social media platform X with the Republican nominee was beset by technical glitch...

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