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Corporate America Rewrites Its Giving Playbook as Philanthropic Priorities Shift

7 月 28, 2026 没有评论

Major U.S. companies are reassessing where they direct their philanthropic investments, with new research suggesting many expect to place greater emphasis on food security, housing, affordability and digital inclusion while reducing attention to some equality- and justice-related initiatives. The findings point to a reordering of corporate philanthropic priorities rather than

City Leaders for Sustainable Futures: Why the World’s Next Great Sustainability Breakthroughs Will Depend on People, Not Just Policy

7 月 14, 2026 没有评论

As the world becomes increasingly urban, the future of sustainability will be determined not only by governments, technology or investment—but by the people capable of bringing them together. That is the central message of City Leaders for Sustainable Futures: Portraits of Visionary Urban Changemakers, a newly released open-access volume from

Children Missing from Corporate ESG Despite Human Rights Pledges, UNICEF Warns

7 月 14, 2026 没有评论

New regional study finds philanthropy is outpacing meaningful action on children’s rights across Asia A new UNICEF study has found that while companies across emerging Asia are increasingly embracing environmental, social and governance (ESG) reporting and public human rights commitments, most still fail to measure, disclose or manage the ways

Ferrari’s Electric Leap: CEO Says Luce Marks a “New Chapter” for the Iconic Brand

5 月 26, 2026 没有评论

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 Becomes Flashpoint in Global ‘Forever Chemicals’ Reckoning

5 月 26, 2026 没有评论

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

EU Recalibrates Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Law Under Competitiveness Pressure

2 月 24, 2026 没有评论

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

New York Advances Corporate Greenhouse Disclosure Mandate as Federal Climate Oversight Retreats

2 月 17, 2026 没有评论

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

In Stockholm, a Northern Alliance of CEOs Sets Out to Rewire Global Finance

1 月 30, 2026 没有评论

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,

U.S. Civil Rights Agency Targets Corporate DEI Under Trump Administration

12 月 23, 2025 没有评论

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