World governments (especially in the EU) banning the sale of new internal combustion engines

ExxonMobil Rebel Shareholders Want To Confront Climate Change

Posted on May 26, 2021 by

An old friend, now a law professor at Georgetown, writes about this: Today is the showdown between ExxonMobil and rebel shareholders trying to convince the company to confront climate change and install four new independent directors. The vote will come …

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Tag: World governments (especially in the EU) banning the sale of new internal combustion engines

ExxonMobil Rebel Shareholders Want To Confront Climate Change