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| | | ... 69% of companies prohibit giving and receiving bribes, up from 50% in 2006. Similarly, 48% of ASX100 companies restrict/control facilitation payments, up from 24% in 2006. However, 97% of top 100 companies in Europe and 86% of top 100 UK companies explicitly ... |
| | | | ... voting shares, any vote against News Corp board members will be from a minority of shareholders, With the Murdoch family control over voting shares, ACSI recognises that any vote against the News Corp board structure will be from a minority of shareholders. ... |
| | | | ... emerging market. It brings its own unique risks, but it has protection from ordinary market forces. We have reasonable control of the spread above the RBA risk and can, if you like, design that return in such a way that reflects the needs of the investors." ... |
| | | | The Australian Council of Superannuation Investors (ACSI) has recommended that superannuation funds invested in News Corporation vote against the re-election of six of the company's executive directors in the upcoming annual general meeting. "Progress ... |
| | | | ... upon companies with joint venture operations to disclose equity accounted emissions, not just emissions at an operational control basis. "Certainly, there's a range of things that companies could choose to disclose and depending on their assumptions ... |
| | | | ... be fairly myopic. It's a common weakness. The issues that are important to the company are the issues that they are in control of, and they fail to take notice of other issues. For example, with the issue of animal cruelty, the behaviour was not under ... |
| | | | ... this is an excellent idea - is that the carbon liability will be imposed directly on the company that has operational control over the emitting facility - in this case the incorporated joint venture. The result is that the minority shareholders in the ... |
| | | | ... Carbon Australia, the measurement also includes emissions resulting from company activities that the firm does not directly control, such as corporate travel. "Like so many workplaces in Australia, the commitment and efforts of employees is essential ... |
| | | | ... AU$1bn annually by 2020 if they made a focused investment in energy efficient initiatives such as lighting and temperature control, according to a study by National Australia Bank and ClimateWorks Australia. Low Carbon Growth Plan for Australia - Retail ... |
| | | | ... notice was issued by the Northern Territory authorities regarding a possible breach of waste management and pollution control legislation during the loading of copper concentrate in Darwin. "The investigation is ongoing and the environmental management ... |
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