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Snap to cut emissions, achieves carbon neutrality in new climate strategy Reuters 2 hrs ago May 17 (Reuters) - Snap Inc on Monday announced a climate strategy to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions, purchase 100% renewable energy and remain carbon neutral after offsetting emissions dating back to its launch. The plan, which the owner of photo messaging app Snapchat detailed in its annual CitizenSnap report on social and environmental initiatives, comes as climate change debates include tech companies and the energy-intensive process of running powerful computer data servers has become better known. By making the company more energy efficient, Snap could not only reduce costs in the long run, but also appeal to its mostly young user base, which is passionate about addressing climate change, said Dom Perella, Snap s deputy general counsel and chief compliance officer. ....
WATCH: Savannah PD gives update on shooting, kidnapping, arrest WTOC Exclusive: Savannah PD gives update on shooting, kidnapping, arrest By WTOC Staff | May 12, 2021 at 8:00 AM EDT - Updated May 12 at 9:45 AM SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - WTOC got an exclusive interview with the Savannah Police Department Wednesday morning during THE News at Daybreak on the case involving the twin infant boys, 6-week-old Lorenzo and Matteo Rodgers, who were abducted in Savannah and later returned by police. The boys’ mother, Gabrielle Rodgers, was found with gunshot wounds at the scene of the abduction on 36th Street. She was transported to a nearby hospital with serious injuries and is in critical but stable condition, according to Savannah Police. ....
ZIP Advertisement Every mother s worst nightmare : Police in Savannah ID suspect who shot woman, stole infant twins A 23-year-old woman is behind bars in Savannah after police say she shot a young mother then kidnapped her twin 6-week-old babies. Share Updated: 8:55 AM EDT May 12, 2021 Every mother s worst nightmare : Police in Savannah ID suspect who shot woman, stole infant twins A 23-year-old woman is behind bars in Savannah after police say she shot a young mother then kidnapped her twin 6-week-old babies. Share Updated: 8:55 AM EDT May 12, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript WE CONTINUE OUR TEAM COVERAGE NOW WITH WJCL S EMMA HAMILTO N. SHE S BEEN AT THE INITIAL SHOOTING SCENE ALL DAY. EMMA, WALKS US THROUGH WHAT HAPPENED. I M HERE AT THE CORNER OF 36-TH AND DIETER STREETS. SAVANNAH POLICE SAY E ON WOMAN SHOT ANOTHER WOMAN AND THEN TOOK HER DS. KI IT HAPPENED JUST BEFORE ....
By Reuters Staff 3 Min Read SHANGHAI, April 28 (Reuters) - Global securities index publisher MSCI Inc on Wednesday said it has launched 20 thematic indexes to help domestic and international investors bet on megatrends in China that are aligned with the Chinese government’s strategic policy goals. MSCI said it designed its first suite of country-specific thematic indexes to better enable investors to capitalise on long-term, structural change in technology, the environment, society and lifestyle in the world’s second-biggest economy. The launch comes after Beijing in March formalised its 14th five-year plan focusing on high-quality, sustainable development, as the economy continues its shift toward reliance on domestic consumption and innovation and away from exports. ....
Snapchat adds more users than expected as improved app takes hold Published On Snapchat adds more users than expected as improved app takes hold (Reuters) - Snap Inc on Thursday beat Wall Street estimates for user growth and revenue as the improved Android version of its popular messaging app Snapchat attracted more users, but growth slowed within North America. Shares of Snap rose 3.5% in trading after the bell. Daily active users, a metric closely watched by investors and advertisers, rose 22% year-over-year to 280 million in the first quarter. Analysts had expected 275.3 million, according to IBES data from Refinitiv. Most of the user growth continued to come from outside North America, rising 57% from the prior-year quarter. ....