European Union, corporate sustainability
EU Unveils Plans to Ease Corporate Environmental Rules
If approved, the plans would save EU-based companies €6.3 billion in annual administrative costs. The European Union’s leadership on Wednesday unveiled plans to overhaul several previously adopted sustainability laws in what it described as a necessary move to boost the 27-member bloc’s competitiveness.
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