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| | | ... manufacturers, and firms supplying efficient electrical and cooling equipment, and handling new data centre permits and planning. US-China trade relationship fuels concerns According to Capgemini, 70% of executives are concerned about trade disputes ... |
| | | | ... immediate tariffs. Rather, the memo directed federal agencies to study trade policies and evaluate the trade relationships with China, Canada and Mexico." RaboResearch Australia and New Zealand general manager Stefan Vogel said the impacts of geopolitics ... |
| | | | ... the International Energy Agency (IEA), lithium-iron-phosphate (LFP) batteries accounted for two-thirds of all EV sales in China last year. However, nickel, lithium and cobalt collapsed in 2023, with massive oversupply set against the backdrop of an expanding ... |
| | | | ... alignment between ESG strategy and executive incentives," said Ganu. WTW looked at the top 50 listed firms in Australia, China, Hong Kong, India, Japan, Malaysia, and Singapore. |
| | | | ... undertaking impact assessments to help investors understand how their portfolios affect forests. Brazil, Indonesia, Congo, China, and the US are the most deforestation-prone countries, with land-use change being the prominent driver of nature loss. Industries ... |
| | | | ... increase AI-related ethical risks globally. "Despite greater divergence and competing interests between the EU, the US, and China in areas as diverse as ESG regulations, decarbonisation goals, renewable energy, and artificial intelligence, the direction ... |
| | | | ... dividends to repurchasing shares - particularly in Australia. New research from the University of Queensland (UQ) finds the US, China, and the Philippines are also most effected by the new trend. UQ academic Lin Mi, alongside colleagues at Monash University ... |
| | | | Sustainability trends will stay the path despite short-term challenges, according to the latest prediction from an international sustainable asset manager. Robeco's outlook on sustainable investing finds ongoing global economic headwinds have caused ... |
| | | | ... Australia is making inroads, it is the 14 th largest carbon emitter in the world. The spotlight is on the top emitters - China, the US, India and the European Union collectively account for 60% of total carbon emissions each year. At this rate, the Global ... |
| | | | ... policy won't sway Australia's bilateral relationships with major trading partners like South Korea, Japan, Europe and China. However, financiers are seeing challenges with price, power purchase agreements (PPA), and long-term energy storage. ... |
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