A pension fund filed suit in Delaware against Trade Desk Inc.'s board and billionaire CEO, Jeff Green, challenging an “unprecedented” options “mega grant” to Green that’s allegedly worth at least $819 million and potentially more than $5 billion.

Current and former members of the NiSource Inc. board escaped litigation in Delaware blaming them for a series of pipeline explosions in Massachusetts that killed one person, started 141 fires, and forced 30,000 people to evacuate three towns.

ConMed Corporation successfully fought off claims that the medical technology company breached its obligation to pursue the development of a medical device following safety concerns.

Before the pandemic relegated most meetings to video conference, employees at the mental wellness app Headspace gathered each morning at 10 a.m. for a guided meditation led by the company’s co-founder, a charismatic Brit and former monk. They sat on wooden benches in Headspace’s airy, sun-drenched office in Santa Monica, California, taking deep, calming breaths.

NN Investment Partners, an asset manager owned by Goldman Sachs Group Inc., is rejecting a bigger proportion of the green bonds pitched to it as the market for such products swells and fund managers get pickier.

The Dutch Central Bank apologized for its role in the Atlantic slave trade and pledged to support initiatives that aim to reduce the repercussions of the legacy of slavery.

For decades, US companies have been making a significant omission in their financial statements: They’ve failed to recognize and disclose the full cost of climate change. This matters not only for the planet’s future, but also for investors today. It makes some businesses look more profitable than they really are, and it prevents others from realizing the value of new and greener opportunities.