by
Josh Levin
Increased activism and new tech will drive three trends every investor and financial advisor should heed.
by
Jonas Cho Walsgard
A financial regulator says investing in environmentally friendly assets has a dark side.
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Annie Massa, Emily Chasan
The asset managers haven't kept their promise to pressure companies on climate change policies, a report says.
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Jacqueline Poh
It's hard to standardize data when it's hard to measure the financial risks climate change poses to companies.
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Erik Larson
Exxon Mobil won a closely watched trial in which New York state charged the company engaged in a cynical scheme to mislead investors for years.
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Karen DeMasters
Many investors want to engage in faith-based investing, according to Crossmark Global Investment.
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Jeff Schlegel
Timothy Plan doubles its output of biblically responsible, factor-based ETFs with two new product launches.
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Emily Chasan
A leading impact investment adviser to family offices, foundations and endowments is jumping into the mutual fund arena.
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Sophie Alexander
California's purposeful blackouts have the wealthy seeking alternate, expensive sources of energy.
by
Wei Lu, Alex Tanzi
Three southern cities have the most financial inequality in the U.S.
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William Horobin
To avoid global financial calamity, governments have to make major policy adjustments and change how they invest.
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Raymond Fazzi
The products are a response to the demand for fee-efficient, risk-adjusted performance, Putnam said.
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Lisa Pham, Michael Msika
ESG asset growth has outpaced that of U.S. and European equity funds over the past 12 months, BNP Paribas said.
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Annie Massa
An approach called direct indexing gives investors more flexibility in constructing their portfolios.
by
Eric Roston
More than 11,000 scientists urged policymakers to quickly change energy, food and economic policies.
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Justin Fox
Coal jobs don't appear to be on their way back, regardless of the policies and promises of Donald Trump.
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Noah Smith
Saving the oceans from ecological destruction will require sacrifice, behavioral change and international cooperation.
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David R. Baker
By virtue of their climate and urban setting, Los Angeles and San Francisco seem safe from rolling blackouts.
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Liam Denning
We've known about the potential for renewable energy for over a century - but obstacles remain to ending the fossil fuel economy.
