More than four fifths of executives increased their sustainability investments in the past year
Some 83% of global executives have increased their sustainability investments in the past year, with 14% reporting a ‘significant’ increase,…
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Supply chain sustainability hampered by tariffs and trade wars: EcoVadis
Supply chain sustainability is increasingly being impacted by tariffs and trade wars, EcoVadis has said in its 2025 US Business…
SMEs in Singapore lagging behind in sustainability transition, study finds
Small and medium-sized enterprises in Singapore are lagging behind their larger peers when it comes to sustainability, a new study…
Sue Garrard on the challenge of balancing sustainability with business priorities
Sue Garrard is a strong advocate for embedding sustainability into commercial goals and daily business decisions – during her decade at…
Groups slam UK Conservative leader’s pledge to repeal Climate Change Act
Groups including the Confederation of British Industry (CBI), RenewableUK and the Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit (ECIU) have criticised Conservative…
A Grain of Sand’s Chris Hines on why the time is right for ‘intelligent activism’
For Chris Hines, owner of the A Grain of Sand consultancy and co-founder of activist group Surfers Against Sewage, the…
Sustainability still a priority for CEOs, says Bain & Company
While there has been a notable backlash agains ESG in recent months, CEOs, consumers and B2B buyers ‘remain committed to…
Increased scrutiny of DEI programmes is affecting corporate philanthropy
More than half (55%) of corporate philanthropy leaders in the US say that increased federal scrutiny of diversity, equity, and…
Bank of Ireland trebles Green Business Loan limit
Bank of Ireland has announced that it is tripling the limit on its Green Business Loan, meaning that businesses that…
Adoption of environmental performance metrics in executive pay has ‘surged’
Businesses are increasingly tying executive pay to environmental performance, transforming what was once an ‘exceedingly rare’ practice into a regular…