ESG draws scorn from the left for being too timid and from the right for being too aggressive. The harder truth is that ESG is largely failing on its own terms.
Minister Ebrahim Patel told lawmakers that further amendment to compant law is needed to “tackle the gross injustice of excessive pay”, reports Bloomberg.
The unemployment rate was 27.2 percent compared with 26.7 percent in the previous three months, Statistics South Africa said in a report released on Tuesday.
While no country has a perfect score, over two-thirds of countries score below 50, including South Africa, indicating a serious corruption problem.
It appears not only has the financial crisis been weathered by the global super-rich, but that their fortunes have collectively improved.
It’s hard to know what Henry Ford would make of the World Economic Forum, the annual gathering of the Capital Class in Davos. Certainly not the Audis.
Obama isn’t kidding when he says the tax proposals he’ll outline in his State of the Union address will target inequality – the wealthiest 1%.