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07.04.26 - 16:00
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BP shareholders advised to vote against chair over climate resolution exclusion (The Guardian)
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Glass Lewis, which advises some of world's biggest investors, says AGM exclusion raises transparency issuesBusiness live – latest updatesBP shareholders should vote against its new chair over his decision to exclude a climate resolution from the company's next annual meeting, a major proxy adviser has recommended.Glass Lewis has advised investors to vote against Albert Manifold, who has been in his post for just six months. Continue reading......
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07.04.26 - 16:00
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LBBW Global Warming Fonds: 02/2026-Bericht, Wertrückgang von 0,4% - Fondsanalyse (Fondscheck)
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Stuttgart (www.fondscheck.de) - Anlageziel des LBBW Global Warming Fonds (ISIN DE000A0KEYM4/ WKN A0KEYM) ist es, langfristig angemessene Wertzuwächse abhängig von der allgemeinen Marktsituation der internationalen Aktienmärkte zu erwirtschaften, so die Experten von LBBW Asset Management.
Dabei werde die Erzielung einer Rendite bei angemessenem Risiko angestrebt. [mehr]...
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07.04.26 - 09:51
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Europe′s Climate Policy Forces Industry Into Retreat; Even Its Critics Are Folding (ZeroHedge)
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Europe's Climate Policy Forces Industry Into Retreat; Even Its Critics Are Folding
Submitted by Thomas Kolbe
In the media business, five months is an eternity. And it does indeed seem like an eternity has passed since Christian Kullmann, CEO of the German chemical giant Evonik, sharply criticized European climate policy at the end of October.
At the time, Kullmann gave an interview to Süddeutsche Zeitung, in which he called—if not for the outright abolition—then at least for a significant weakening of the EU-wide CO₂ emissions trading system, given the dramatic state of the economy.
Kullmann rightly pointed out that there is probably no stricter CO₂ regime anywhere in the world than in the EU. And since the climate, as we know, has no borders, he argued it makes little sense to disadvantage domestic cutting-edge technology in this way. He explicitly referred to the costly CO₂ trading system, which drained a staggering €21.4 billion from the German economy last year alone—under ...
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04.04.26 - 11:24
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UK food halls buck downbeat hospitality trend: ′In this impossible climate, they shine hope′ (The Guardian)
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Amid closures and soaring costs, food halls are booming as a cheaper, lower-risk alternative to traditional restaurantsBeeps chirp through the cavernous Cambridge Street Collective on a busy weekday, as buzzers alert the lunch crowd to collect their sushi tacos, rendang curries or Palestinian chicken musakhan.The Sheffield food hall is Europe's largest purpose-built venue of its kind, at 20,000 sq ft, and arrived in 2024 as part of a major redevelopment of the city, which has brought in businesses including HSBC. Continue reading......
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