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What ACCR v Santos means for your climate disclosures

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By Ilona Millar, Jeremy Jose, Tom Webb Verified
| FS Sustainability Verified
The Federal Court (Court) has dismissed greenwashing claims brought by the Australasian Centre for Corporate Responsibility (ACCR) against Santos. The Court found that Santos' descriptions of natural gas as "clean energy" and its 2040 net zero target were not misleading when read in context and from the perspective of the relevant target audience. This is an important decision for any company sustainability-related claims, setting emissions targets, or labelling products with certain claims.
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Google and Hungarian publisher dispute AI copyright limits in landmark ECJ case

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By Tom Webb Verified, Tom Webb
| World Trademark Review (WTR) Verified
Like Company has argued that Google's Gemini training process is unlawfully using and reproducing its content – but Google has stressed that its underlying AI model does not store or republish any content at all. Register for free for limited access Register for free to receive our newsletter, view leading trademark professionals in WTR 1000 and gain limited access to subscriber content.
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FCA fends off challenge to naming investigated company

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By Tom Webb Verified
| Global Investigations Review Verified
A High Court ruling has offered rare insight into how Financial Conduct Authority staff decided to name the target of an investigation. The FCA will wait until the subject of the probe has exhausted all avenues of appeal against the decision before identifying it. To read more Subscribe to Global Investigations Review Register for limited access Register to receive our newsletter and gain full access to the GIR100.
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