Pandemic, some brands landed on the chopping block. Why?
There is no doubt that to survive in today’s market conditions, brands have to subscribe to a purpose that serves the personal values of consumers and in some cases, their habits...
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There is no doubt that to survive in today’s market conditions, brands have to subscribe to a purpose that serves the personal values of consumers and in some cases, their habits...
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As pride month looms around the corner in the US, it’s the predicament of the seventh largest retailer Target (officially Target Corporation) that has become the latest siren cal...
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● Sri Lanka’s FDI propositions Stronger ESG numbers in a country help spur investors towards it as they sustain their confidence. The World Bank’s ESG Data Portal is an ...
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SolAbility’s Global Sustainable Competitiveness Index (GSCI) shows that in general, high GDP countries are ranked higher in their ESG, though this is not always the case. Many hi...
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● A case of hit & miss – The bag of Sri Lanka’s ESG numbers Stronger ESG numbers in a country help spur investors towards it as they sustain their confidence. Th...
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Which beverage brand would ignore a market of US $1.1 trillion? Not Anheuser-Busch (AB), the brewer of Bud Light, the light beer that is fell in the throes of unwelcome controversy...
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The spectacle of well-known brands getting ensnared in the unsavory porridge of wokery/ LGBTQ comms is becoming the order of the day. As the comms sector saw the cooling off of ...
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Was it the weak banking sector outlook alone spurring the investor sellout of ESG assets, causing the asset decline? Or did Credit Suisse particularly have a bigger play on E...
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Recently, Switzerland’s second-largest bank, Credit Suisse, collapsed after more than 160 years of its historic existence. Credit Suisse’s unexpected demise sent shockwav...
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A good piece of news is that Sri Lanka’s annual share of global CO₂ emissions remains very low. In 2020, it was a mere 0.06%. Still, the sudden rise in this share beginning i...
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