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The coronavirus 'white swan': Companies and investors ramping up sustainability commitments The coronavirus pandemic is acting as a "white swan" moment that is accelerating corporate focus on long-term sustainability strategies, but better disclosure and communication is needed for investors to unlock new finance to spur the green transition. The social aspect of ESG is expected to rise in prominence in both the corporate and financial sphere That is one of the major takeaways of a new global survey commissioned by banking giant ING. The survey consists of 450 corporate respondents and 100 in...

His last release through Rozay’s MMG imprint was 2016’s Saving Yusef mixtape. He’d been with the label since 2011 when he was part of a then-growing roster that included Meek Mill, Wale and Atlanta rapper Pill, and eventually quietly parted ways in 2017. He’s continued to tour and release projects since and will hopefully amplify that even further with his new MMG home. Stream his most recent release Cake below. Subscribe to DX Newsletter Get The Most Important Stories Of The Day Straight To Your Inbox Thank You! Thank You! Thank You! You’re Far Too Kind To complete the subscrip...

The new role is part of a series of proposals, to be announced on Tuesday, aimed at strengthening academic freedom in England's universities. The champion will sit on the Office for Students' board and will be responsible for ensuring free speech on campuses. Mr Williamson said: "Free speech underpins our democratic society and our universities have a long and proud history of being places where students and academics can express themselves freely, challenge views and cultivate an open mind. "But I am deeply worried about the chilling effect on campuses of unacceptable silencing and censoring...

BORIS Johnson is pushing ahead with plans to appoint a "free speech champion" in a crackdown on woke and cancel culture at Britain's universities.

More than 30 of Somerset County’s nonprofits – first responders, libraries and support providers, among them – received a share of $490,000 in support from the county Tuesday. The list included groups that have been busy supporting people in need during the difficult COVID-19 pandemic – including the Next Step Center shelter, The Children’s Aid Home Programs and Somerset County’s food pantries, which each received $50,000 or more in reimbursements for their virus-related expenses, the commissioners board and Community Foundation for the Alleghenies announced. â�...