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| | | Australian Ethical Investment has reported underlying profit after-tax for the 2017-2018 financial year rose 18% to $5.0 million, driven by strong member growth, strong inflows and positive investment performance. Phil Vernon, Australian Ethical Investment ... |
| | | | ... requirements for reporting, Australia has seven, while Singapore has 12 and South Africa has 20. Singapore has introduced a carbon tax for direct large direct emitters, and in South Africa, companies listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange are required ... |
| | | | ... be awarded. Phil Vernon, Australian Ethical Investment managing director Australian Ethical donates 10% of its annual after-tax profits to charitable organisations and social impact initiatives that " do tangible good for the planet, people, and animals." ... |
| | | | ... statistics, or responding to perverse incentives in executive remuneration? Since the US government passed significant corporate tax cuts in December 2017, US listed companies have increased the pace of share buybacks - media outlets cite figures including ... |
| | | | The recent Federal Court decision upholding allegations made by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) that Heinz's Little Kids Shredz children's food range was misleading to consumers because it suggested the high sugar products ... |
| | | | ... are maintained? If you allocate that cost to the users of the autonomous vehicles, that's expensive. If you allocate it as tax across the general taxpayer base, that's unfair." Autonomous vehicles and electric vehicles will bring "huge value shifts" ... |
| | | | ... in their water use." Sugar, its role in impacting on public health and the responses by governments such as Mexico's sugar tax, is one issue that Stewart Investors highlight as being a key focus of their analysis. "The tax [in Mexico] has had an effect ... |
| | | | Australian Ethical Investment has reported net profit after tax of $2.157 million for the half year ending December 2017, a 282% increase compared to the prior corresponding period. Phil Vernon, Australian Ethical Investment managing director Australian ... |
| | | | ... should we be voting our stocks, we should pull them all back if we can." The $9.2 billion Vision Super identified issues like tax transparency, political donations and climate risk as issues of importance. "There's a lot more customisation going on," ... |
| | | | ... incidents. "In the Australian context, the most frequent incidents in the Diversified Metals industry are health and safety, tax avoidance/evasion, labour relations, conflicts with local communities and discharges and releases in water." Sustainalytics ... |
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