Oil and Gas Majors May Be More Responsive to Pressure on Climate Than Widely Believed
Research presented at the 2022 Climate Business and Investment Conference suggests ways energy companies can be influenced by their investor stakeholders.
Research presented at the 2022 Climate Business and Investment Conference suggests ways energy companies can be influenced by their investor stakeholders.
Leaders must focus on implementing ideas, taking action, and making the transition to clean energy part of their core business strategy.
If the proposal becomes final, it could spur corporations to invest more in technologies that reduce emissions and improve voluntary climate risk disclosure.
Companies with networks in China and Italy responded to the pandemic and enacted work-from-home policies faster than local governments.
Groundbreaking research sheds light on the 2007 French presidential election and the relationship between campaign contributions and executives’ behavior.
A panel of tech industry experts and academic researchers discussed the ongoing legal, ethical, and political debates over data privacy.
CBS faculty members weigh in on how the incoming president can address healthcare, climate change, protectionism, immigration, and partisanship
CBS faculty members offer their ideas for how the president should address the pandemic and the economy, and how to lead the country for the next four years.
The social media we follow and what we consume says a lot about our political affiliations.
New analysis shows that examining marginal costs provides a clearer picture of potential savings.
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the world of business, while bringing historical inequities and injustice into sharp relief.
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