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September 8, 2017 by Daisuke Wakabayashi for The New York Times

New York Times: At Google, employee-led effort finds men are paid more than women

At a shareholder meeting for Alphabet, Google’s parent company, earlier this year, Arjuna Capital put forward a proposal for the company to disclose what women make compared with their ...

In The News

August 31, 2017 by Matthew Campbell, Thomas Buckley for Bloomberg Businessweek

Bloomberg Businessweek: If Unilever can’t make feel-good capitalism work, who can?

“It’s not just emotion. The numbers play it out,” says Natasha Lamb, a managing partner at the ethical-investment company Arjuna Capital, of Polman’s methodology. The green-tinged end of ...

In The News

August 31, 2017 by Jena McGregor for The Washington Post

Washington Post: The push for pay transparency is only growing stronger – despite Trump’s rollback of equal pay rule

Greenfield said that as shareholders have pushed for companies to disclose more about their equal pay practices — investors such as Arjuna Capital and Pax World Management have done so — a “...

In The News

August 23, 2017 by Business Day

Business Day: Study shows ExxonMobil purposely misled the public about climate change

“The Harvard research shows systemic bias in sowing public doubt, while acknowledging the risks privately,” [said Lamb, whose] firm filed the first shareholder proposal in 2013 asking ExxonMobil to assess whether ...

In The News

August 9, 2017 by Karen Savage for Climate Liability News

Climate Liability News: Exxon report on climate risks raises red flags in fraud investigation

Lamb said Exxon’s calculation was the most striking dissonance between what fossil fuel companies want the public to think will happen and what scientists expect to occur over the ...

In The News

August 4, 2017 by Laura Colby for Bloomberg

Bloomberg: The Church of England Takes on Climate Change—and Generates a 17 Percent Return

“It was an incredible watershed moment,” says Natasha Lamb, director for equity research and shareholder engagement at Boston-based Arjuna Capital. “They got this whole European coalition together,” she says. “The ...

Market Reflection

July 28, 2017 by Natasha Lamb for Arjuna Capital

Shareholder Engagement Update: 3Q17

We know how critical the investor voice is to create change. And that change is not only good for investors, it is good for companies, people, and the environment. We ...

Market Reflection

July 28, 2017 by Farnum Brown for Arjuna Capital

Market Outlook: 3Q17

While the headlines of a rising market tell us the economy is improving, the internal make-up of the market—what’s working and what’s not—tells us the economy ...

Press Release

July 14, 2017 by Open MIC

Investors representing $190 billion in assets oppose FCC’s proposed changes to Net Neutrality rules

Open MIC (co-founded by Arjuna’s Farnum Brown) has partnered with Arjuna Capital and other investment advisors to oppose the FCC’s proposed change to Net Neutrality rules. Read ...

Market Reflection

July 5, 2017 by Investors on Climate Change

Global Investor Letter to the G7 and G20

Arjuna has joined over 380 long-term institutional investors (managing over $22 trillion in assets) in urging the G7 and G20 to stand by the Paris Agreement. Read the letter on our ...

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Washington Post: The push for pay transparency is only growing stronger – despite Trump’s rollback of equal pay rule

Business Day: Study shows ExxonMobil purposely misled the public about climate change

Climate Liability News: Exxon report on climate risks raises red flags in fraud investigation

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Investors representing $190 billion in assets oppose FCC’s proposed changes to Net Neutrality rules

Global Investor Letter to the G7 and G20

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