John Reynolds is a freelance business journalist whose work has been featured in various publications including The Sunday Indo, The Irish Times, and The Times. He covers a wide range of topics including business, technology, and sports, providing insightful and informative articles for his readers.
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By: John Reynolds
Waitrose says it's playing its part in a food system “revolution” after announcing it was supporting 2,000 British farmers move to more regenerative farming practices.
Thousands of members of the public are demanding that Barclays end its financial support for fracking firms, as the bank faces a showdown with investors today (Thursday).
Ikea is hosting more car boot events where locals sell and buy pre-owned goods, as it looks to encourage its shoppers to shop more sustainably
By: John Reynolds
Monument Bank is joining the likes of Monese and Starling Bank in offering its technology to third parties, as it looks to diversify revenues.
ExCel London is launching a carbon labelling system across all its menus, meaning the millions of people who use the venue each year will be able to measure the environmental impact of the food they buy there.
By: John Reynolds
A leaked internal SBTi document has revealed that carbon credits are “ineffective” in reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Nissan has teamed up with the world's largest battery recycler on an initiative to see how its used electric vehicle (EV) batteries can be given a second life.
By: John Reynolds
Tate & Lyle says it is “committed to being a leader in climate action” after disclosing new greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions reduction targets.
Bunq is launching a new version of its AI-powered chatbot, is moving into travel insurance, and gives an update on its US and UK plans.
Incredible has raised $1m in a pre-seed funding round from some high-profile investors.
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