For nearly eight decades, Ferrari has built its identity around roaring combustion engines, Formula One pedigree, and handcrafted performance machines that became symbols of automotive mythology. Now, the company is entering unfamiliar territory — and according to CEO Benedetto Vigna, it is doing so intentionally. With the unveiling of the
India is emerging as the latest battleground in a growing global confrontation over PFAS, or “forever chemicals,” as protests intensify over the relocation of a controversial European chemical plant to Maharashtra—raising urgent questions about how the world manages industrial risk in an era of tightening environmental regulation. According to reporting
In Brussels, sustainability ambition met economic gravity. After four years of negotiation, European Union member states gave final approval to the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive as amended by the Omnibus I package, narrowing the scope of one of the bloc’s most consequential corporate accountability frameworks. The directive survives, but
In Albany, climate authority is not contracting. It is consolidating. The New York State Senate has passed legislation that would require large companies doing business in the state to disclose their greenhouse gas emissions, moving the Empire State closer to establishing its own corporate climate reporting regime. The bill now
Stockholm has long been a city where ideas travel easily between science, capital, and public purpose. This week, it leaned fully into that identity. More than 80 chief executives and senior leaders from the Nordic, Baltic, and Arctic regions gathered in the Swedish capital to launch the Origination Finance Studios,
The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is moving to scrutinize corporate diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) programs, setting up a legal and political test of how far federal civil rights enforcement can go under President Donald Trump’s administration. The shift, led by the agency’s new chair, Andrea Lucas, signals a
In boardrooms from London to Singapore, the language of transition planning has become familiar. Yet too often, climate strategies remain siloed from nature, and both sit at the margins of core business decision-making. A new white paper released this week argues that this separation is no longer commercially viable—and that
Sustainability Becomes the Next Frontier for One of the World’s Most Trusted Legacies Miami set the stage for what may be remembered as a historic evolution in the Nobel tradition. At the 2025 Nobel Sustainability Trust Summit, global leaders, diplomats, scientists, and innovators gathered around a powerful realization: humanity’s greatest
The global transition to a net-zero economy is facing a critical human capital bottleneck, with demand for green talent significantly outstripping the available workforce supply. According to the LinkedIn Green Skills Report 2025, released this month, the share of green hiring grew twice as fast as the share of the
The European Union reached a sweeping agreement this week that would sharply reduce corporate sustainability reporting and due diligence obligations, marking one of the most significant regulatory reversals since the bloc first positioned itself as a global pioneer in environmental governance. The provisional deal on the so-called omnibus proposal —
