Businesses hail 'great result' at Durban Summit

James S Murray
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Agreement broadly welcomed, but business leaders warn there is a long way to go to deliver sufficiently ambitious treaty

Business leaders have broadly welcomed the last-gasp international deal agreed in the early hours of the Durban Summit yesterday morning, which for the first time commits all countries to signing on to...

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