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France To Appoint Envoy For Sovereign Funds
Although the precise remit has not been defined, the envoy will focus on the major funds in the Persian Gulf.
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Merging: An Eco-Makeover
Ethereum reduced its energy consumption by 99.95% through a software upgrade that changed its consenus mechanisms.
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Patagonia Appoints Mother Earth As Sole Shareholder
Patagonia’s move comes as more companies try to give Mother Nature legal standing.
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Suez Canal Imposes Transit Fee Increase
From January 1, 2023, tolls will increase by 15% for vessels including oil tankers, and 10% for dry bulk and cruise ships.
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United Kingdom: Queen’s Death Weakens Commonwealth Ties
Queen Elizabeth II’s passing may lead to independence bids from some the of 15 remaining realms under the rule of the British monarchy.
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Italian Election Threatens EU Stability
Poised to become Italy’s first female premier, Meloni succeeds Mario Draghi, who resigned in July after his governing coalition collapsed.
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Kenya: New President Ready To Hustle
The new president has said he intends to prioritize agriculture and food security, stimulate job creation and reawaken the competitiveness of the private sector by reducing government domestic borrowing.
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Ogilvy CEO Breaks Barriers Again
In 2017, Bulchandani led ‘The Fearless Girl’ campaign, which challenged the male dominance of Wall Street’s charging bull statue, by counterposing a bronze statue of a defiant young girl facing it down.
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Shell CEO’s Balancing Act
The company and other giant petroleum refiners face an uphill battle after a US Congressional committee released documents revealing that their executives and staffers contradicted their public statements regarding their sustainability goals.
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Digital Payment Methods Are Brazil’s Newest Export
The country’s originals, Pix and Ebanx, could soon hit markets as diverse as Canada, Colombia and Nigeria—with many others on the horizon.
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Food Security Rears Its Ugly Head
Lack of agricultural investments by African nations leads to a bitter harvest.