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Big Oil Sees Boon of Climate Bill as Small Rivals Urge Halt (1)
Oil and gas executives from
European ESG Reporting Rules Too Rushed, Accountant Group Says
A leading global accounting group has called on the European Union to simplify proposed sustainability reporting requirements for non-EU companies, and suggested that the standards are being rushed through too quickly.
Fertitta-Spurned SPAC Sued Over Billionaire’s Merger Breakup Fee
A blank-check company that planned to merge with
Debt Issuers Wonder If ‘ESG’ Is Worth It as Skepticism Spreads
Bond issuers appear to be reviewing the merits of tapping the ESG debt market, based on an assessment that the lower financing costs the label generally brings aren’t worth the risk of being exposed to greenwash accusations.
Elon Musk’s Cash Needs Under Fresh Scrutiny After Big Tesla Sale
For the second time this year, Elon Musk said he’s finished selling Tesla Inc. stock. Some investors and analysts closely monitoring his escalating drama with Twitter Inc. aren’t convinced.
Ben & Jerry’s Israel Fight Carries ESG Lesson for Deal Makers
Ben & Jerry’s unprecedented lawsuit against its
How Suspended Lawyer Derailed NRA Donors’ $1 Billion Claim (1)
A claim that by one estimate could have been worth $1 billion is nearing its last breath. The plaintiffs, well-heeled donors who allege NRA leaders used their contributions to fund lavish lifestyles, have barely a week to find a new lawyer willing to take on the gun-rights group.