Financial Times: Zuckerberg’s dual role at Facebook helm draws fresh fire
Natasha Lamb, managing partner at Arjuna Capital, said she was struck at Facebook’s annual meeting last year at how little the board seemed to care about her firm’s ...
Financial Times: Facebook investors demand answers over data scandal
Natasha Lamb, managing partner at Arjuna Capital, an impact investing firm, added: “[The revelations are] fundamentally troubling from the investor perspective, not only because the company has been so recalcitrant ...
Financial Times: Why quitting smartphones is the new quitting smoking
Arjuna Capital and the New York State Common Retirement Fund have submitted proposals to Facebook and Twitter, calling for them to stop sexual harassment on their platforms. Read this ...
Financial Times: Citi reveals a gender pay gap of almost zero
The disclosure followed sustained pressure from shareholder Arjuna Capital, which last year unsuccessfully called on six Wall Street giants to provide detail on their gender pay gap. Citi is the ...
Financial Times: Zuckerberg aims to save Facebook from itself
Natasha Lamb, an activist investor with Arjuna Capital, an impact investing firm that has lobbied Facebook to combat fake news and sexual harassment on the platform, says Mr Zuckerberg has ...
Financial Times: Facebook shareholders reject proposals on fake news, pay gap, Zuckerberg control
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The Irish Times: Shareholders to confront Zuckerberg on fake news
Impact investing funds Arjuna Capital and Baldwin Brothers are set to put forward proposals at both Facebook and Alphabet’s agms, demanding the companies evaluate the impact of fake news ...
Financial Times: Shareholders to confront Zuckerberg on fake news
Read coverage of our shareholder proposals at Facebook and Alphabet at the Financial Times.
Financial Times: US financial groups face pressure on gender pay gap
Campaigners gear up for showdowns at meetings over push to disclose pay data Read this article in the Financial Times.
Financial Times: The long twilight of the big oil companies
The Financial Times, aka the “Stockholders Bible,” endorses the strategy we have been pushing at Exxon and Chevron for the last 2 years through shareholder proposals. “Rather than investing in potentially ...
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