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Stagnant At Home, Sheltered Abroad: New Evidence On US Boardrooms Gaps

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By Harry Broadman
| Forbes Verified
Newly collected data on publicly-listed companies in the G7 suggest governance of US firms may be less globally adept than their foreign rivals. In an earlier piece in this space, “Why Is The U.S. Labor Market For Independent Corporate Board Directors Ossified?,” I presented data showing that turnover of directors serving on U.S. public company boards is unusually limited compared with those in other advanced economies.
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Technology-Driven Opportunities and Risks to Sustainable Development of Critical Minerals in Developing Countries

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By Fabian Villalobos, Elisa Yoshiara, Aimee Curtright, Harry Broadman
| RAND Corporation
Availability: Web-Only Year: 2025 Pages: 34 DOI: https://doi.org/10.7249/PEA4008-1 Document Number: PE-A4008-1 Villalobos, Fabian, Elisa Yoshiara, Aimee E. Curtright, Harry Broadman, Tom LaTourrette, and Richard Silberglitt, Technology-Driven Opportunities and Risks to Sustainable Development of Critical Minerals in Developing Countries: Consolidated Remarks Delivered to a United Nations Expert Group Meeting, RAND Corporation, PE-A4008-1, May 2025.
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Furor Over The SEC’s Delayed ESG “Scope 3” Emissions Rule Is Misplaced

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By Harry Broadman
| Forbes Verified
It is understandable why there is bemoaning of only partial adoption by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) of mandates for publicly registered U.S. companies to disclose how their operations and financial performance are affected by the firms’ emissions of greenhouse gases.
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