Trump's re-election has triggered a mass retreat from climate change initiatives by major players in financial services in the US — even before he's taken over the White House.
Climate and environment
The decision by all major US banks to pull out of a key climate alliance is the latest example of how Trump's re-election has accelerated corporate America's ESG reversal.
ACCR's greenwashing allegations against Santos could set the stage for future lawsuits. Here's what we know so far.
Trump’s return to the White House is shaking renewables, but Australia’s climate tech leaders remain optimistic as they look to stronger partnerships with China.
NAB narrowly avoided a court hearing this week in shareholder Diana Beere’s case, but could still face further action.
With the influence of US firms in Australia on the rise, White & Case partners Brendan Quinn and Tim Sackar discuss US capital’s impact and their Asia-Pacific focused strategy.
As he prepared to jet off to South America, Anthony Albanese also said Australia could play a role as a "trusted" middle power in convincing the US and China to avoid a trade war.
He's bet billions on AI via Atlassian but is also a known climate activist. And he says artificial intelligence will act as a growth engine for renewables.
Greenwashing allegations against Santos could pave the way for increased litigation over corporate net-zero plans if the energy giant loses its ongoing Federal Court case.
Former Macquarie execs Steve Gross and Jeremy Wernert launched their own impact investing firm within Palisade, targeting three goals: zero emissions, zero waste and zero inequality.
Interest in carbon trading is rising ahead of the safeguard reporting deadline, with overseas players scaling up, posing a threat to the delayed local exchange launch.
The former NSW Liberal treasurer was also critical of the federal opposition's nuclear energy plan.
