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Jay Clayton’s legacy as US Securities and Exchange Commission chairman will include his reluctance to address climate change. -
Covid-19 may have cleared the streets of climate-change activists such as the global movement Fridays for Future inspired by Greta Thunberg, but that doesn’t mean protest has been silenced. -
A swoop by US prosecutors on Saman Ahsani sparked an extraordinary row between the two countries’ fraud agencies. -
Climate change looks set to become a point of contention in post-Brexit trade talks, with the EU pushing for stricter commitments. -
EU clean-energy investors shouldn’t hold their breath for a deal on planned bloc-wide rules to make climate neutrality by 2050 legally binding. -
Brazilian federal prosecutors filed charges against international companies for their alleged involvement in a corruption scheme at Eletronuclear. -
Canada's SNC Lavalin, seemingly clear of a bribery scandal after a settlement in December, faces new headaches in Brazilian corruption charges. -
The marathon Italian prosecution of Royal Dutch Shell & Eni on charges of paying $1 billion in bribes in Nigeria is now finally in the home stretch. -
Shippers and airlines operating in the EU have been reminded that the bloc plans to propose an expansion of its Emissions Trading System. -
US Federal Reserve Official Kevin Stiroh has been named chief of a new group that will study the impact of global warming on financial institutions and markets.