Tense Exxon AGM delivers limited progress on climate
Oil giant accepts resolution to allow small shareholders to nominate board members, but rejects most other climate resolutions during high-profile annual general meeting
Yesterday saw Exxon Mobil, one of the world's largest oil firms, forced to accept a new shareholder agreement that could see a climate activist appointed to the company's executive board. The resolution,...
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