Saijel Kishan is a journalist for Bloomberg, with articles appearing in various publications including Crain's Cleveland Business, BNN Bloomberg, and Yahoo Finance. Saijel covers a wide range of topics, including insurance, finance, technology, and environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues.
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Saijel Kishan's articles predominantly cover politics, government, and business, with a focus on investment analysis, legal policy regulation, and government announcements. Based on this coverage breakdown, Saijel would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to the intersection of these themes and topics.
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By: Will Wade, Saijel Kishan
Galvanize will add lending to its work investing in startups and decarbonizing buildings.
By: Saijel Kishan
The country added 142,00 jobs in EV and battery manufacturing, renewables and related sectors, amounting to more than half of new employment in the energy industry.
Financial strategies targeting biodiversity are about 10 to 15 years behind those focused on cutting greenhouse-gas emissions.
A group of Republican state treasurers called on the Business Roundtable to reverse a position it took five years ago that says a corporation’s purpose is to serve employees and communities as well as shareholders.
By: Saijel Kishan
A group of Republican state treasurers called on the Business Roundtable to reverse a position it took five years ago that says a corporation's purpose is to serve employees and communities as well as shareholders.
By: Lisa Pham, Frances Schwartzkopff, Saijel Kishan
As valuations and competitiveness are hit, companies are crying foul and saying the US is addressing the climate issue better.
By: Lisa Pham, Frances Schwartzkopff, Saijel Kishan
(Bloomberg) -- For TotalEnergies SE Chief Executive Officer Patrick Pouyanne, the difference in the performance of his company's stock and that of
By: Saijel Kishan, Lisa Pham, Frances Schwartzkopff
As valuations and competitiveness are hit, companies are crying foul and saying the US is addressing the climate issue better.
By: Saijel Kishan, Frances Schwartzkopff, Lisa Pham
As valuations and competitiveness are hit, companies are crying foul and saying the US is addressing the climate issue better.
The three biggest US money managers slashed their support of environmental and social shareholder proposals in the latest voting season amid a Republican-led backlash against sustainable investing.
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