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Oliver Balch, (Feb 10, 2018)
Oliver Balch finds out why a former thorn in the flesh of EU Inc, who played a central role in pushing through the non-financial reporting directive, quit politics to head up the International Integrated Reporting Council
April Streeter, (Oct 12, 2016)
The EU’s demand for Apple to pay billions in ‘dodged’ Irish taxes is triggering further moves to crack down on corporations
Jo Swinson, (Sep 21, 2016)
Responsible companies will be the winners in the post-Brexit era, argues Jo Swinson
Nadine Hawa, (Sep 19, 2016)
Flying migrants to Europe, ivory still for sale, circular approach to waste and tackling palm oil investment
Stephen Gardner, (Aug 18, 2016)
The United Kingdom may have voted to leave the European Union, but international climate change commitments are unchanged, meaning business must still face up to the challenge of decarbonisation
Sally McGeachie, (Aug 18, 2016)
Companies will need be aware of new rules governing data protection and make changes to their systems and processes.
Stephen Gardner, (Apr 20, 2016)
France is risking the wrath of Indonesia and Malaysia by slapping a new tax on palm oil. EU ‘ignoring human rights in Vietnam’, Palace fights poaching and Brazil cracks down on illegal logging
Stephen Gardner, (Feb 11, 2016)
Multinationals operating in Europe have long been able to cut their tax bills – sometimes to zero – through lawful methods of structuring and accounting for their operations. That looks set to change
Sam Phipps, (Oct 14, 2015)
A vast body of critics say the proposed trade deal between the US and Europe poses a major threat to the environment and sustainable commerce
Stephen Gardner, (Aug 4, 2015)
EU energy labels, Marshall Islands emissions pledge, French decarbonisation law and a greener London
Stephen Gardner, (May 8, 2014)
New European reporting rules, Adidas publishes supplier list and Ontario goes coal-free