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LA Lawmaker Vows New $15 Billion Fight Over Oil at Calpers, Calstrs
Bloomberg· 3 days agoA California bill forcing the two largest US pension funds to divest an estimated $15 billion in oil...
The World’s Biggest Pension Fund Is Taking a Hard Look at Labor Practices
The Nation· 3 days agoCalifornia’s $500 billion Public Employees Retirement System (CalPERS) is the biggest public pension...
Editorial: Shame on California lawmakers for killing fossil fuel divestment bill again
Los Angeles Times· 3 days agoIn a state whose leaders speak with urgency about fighting climate change, it’s shameful and...
Fossil fuel divestment bill runs out of gas again in California
Pensions & Investments· 5 days agoA California bill that would have required CalPERS and CalSTRS to divest from fossil fuel companies is being shelved by the author, Majority Leader Lena A. Gonzalez, due to ...
Gateway - Quartz
Quartz· 6 days agoCalPers, the largest state pension fund in the United States, released a statement Monday that it will oppose the entire board of directors slate at its annual meeting next ...
Baldwin Park City Council approves $146 million budget
San Gabriel Valley Tribune· 4 days agoThe Baldwin Park City Council on Wednesday, June 20, unanimously approved a $146 million budget for...
Will Elon Musk get his money?
Quartz· 2 days agoElon Musk claimed victory last week at Tesla’s annual meeting, where shareholders affirmed a pay package worth as much as $55.8 billion for their cult...
Rich donors are still staring at the sun
Politico· 6 days agoThe committee’s proposed amendments would allow continued investments in oil companies via index funds, which CalPERS and CalSTRS rely on for much of...
Toyota chairman narrowly escapes controversial challenge
TheStreet.com· 7 days agoThe leader behind Toyota's hybrid revolution could have lost his seat during the annual shareholders meeting on June 18, amid scandals and power struggles. One of the world's largest automakers ...
Toyota chairman's shareholder support slides amid governance issues
Nikkei Asian Review· 5 days agoAkio Toyoda's backing falls to 72%, down from 85% last year and 96% in 2022
