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Today’s ESG Updates Oracle Invokes ‘Force Majeure’ on Contested New Mexico Data Center: Oracle sent a force majeure notice to the developer of its massive AI data center in New Mexico, adding another setback to a project that’s already faced challenges. AI Coding Tools Add Nearly $1 Billion to Health Insurers’ Costs, Study Finds: Hospitals
Today’s ESG Updates New York Climate Superfund ‘Unconstitutional’: A law requiring fossil fuel companies to contribute $75 billion over the next 25 years has been blocked by a second judge. Europe’s Diesel Supply Under Threat: Trump is considering a 6-month ban on diesel exports, as American exports make up 50% of Europe and the UK’s
Today’s ESG Updates Climate Overshoot Now Unavoidable, UNEP Warns: Global temperatures are set to breach the critical 1.5°C threshold within just a few years as intensifying heatwaves, glacier loss and coastal flooding risks accelerate. SLB Bets $4.1 Billion on AI Cooling With Kelvion Deal: The energy technology giant is acquiring thermal management specialist Kelvion to
There is a war in the United States against data centers that are being built to enable our vast new Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems to function. All over the country, protestors are circulating petitions and lawmakers from both sides of the aisle are proposing statewide moratoriums on data center development. According to Data Center Watch,
In late July 2000, six of Europe’s largest telecommunications companies gathered to bid for something they couldn’t see, touch, or immediately use. It was the right to transmit data through specific radio frequencies across Germany: mobile internet. After more than two weeks of competitive bidding, they drove the price to €50.8 billion — only for
In 2025, the world’s 500 richest people increased their net worth by $2.2 trillion. Of those 500 individuals, eight billionaires accounted for a quarter of the gains, in some cases doubling or tripling their net worth. Who are these billionaires, and why do the rich just keep getting richer? Here are some of this year’s
Today’s ESG Updates EU Probes SAP Over Software Support Practices: The European Commission launches an antitrust investigation into SAP’s services Google Faces First DMA Fine in Europe: Google is likely to be fined under the EU’s Digital Markets Act for favouring its own vertical search services CoreWeave Expands OpenAI Partnership with $6.5B Deal: CoreWeave deepens
Today’s ESG Updates Wall Street Slips Ahead of Fed Call: Markets edged lower Tuesday as investors brace for a likely 25 bps cut, despite retail sales jumping 0.6%. Trump’s UK State Visit: The US president arrives for $10B deals and royal pageantry, as Starmer seeks investment amid political turmoil. Streeting’s Warning: UK health secretary says
The U.S. Federal Communications Commission has officially approved the $8.4 billion merger between Paramount Global (NASDAQ: PARA) and Skydance Media, opening a new chapter in the legacy of one of America’s oldest entertainment companies. The deal consolidates iconic brands such as CBS, Paramount Pictures, and Nickelodeon under the leadership of David Ellison, a tech scion
In some of the driest areas of the world, Amazon, Microsoft, and Google operate data centers that use large amounts of water. A recent investigation by The Guardian newspaper and SourceMaterial found that the tech giants are planning to expand their data centers across the United States and abroad, potentially impacting already water-scarce areas. As
Despite claims of environmental consciousness, some of the world’s largest corporations are lagging behind in setting targets to reduce corporate flight emissions, according to the latest Travel Smart analysis that ranked 328 US, European and Indian companies based on 11 indicators relating to air travel emissions, reduction targets, and reporting. The ranking, in its third
Did you know that, as humans, we potentially have a finite decision-making capacity per day? As the hours go by, our resolve and rationale may be slowly degraded one decision at a time: first it’s “to gym or not to gym,” then “should I walk or take the bus to work?” followed later on by