Goldman Sachs to invest $150bn in clean energy by 2025

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Investment bank says environmental issues have become core to its business

Banking giant Goldman Sachs has announced it will finance and invest $150bn over the next 10 years in clean energy projects. The amount is a substantial expansion on the investment bank's previous target...

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