Labour warns it will delist companies not tackling climate change
'Rewrite the rules' of business
A Labour government could delist large companies if they do not take "adequate steps" to tackle climate change, shadow chancellor John McDonnell said in a speech in Westminster on Tuesday (20 November).
Setting out the current opposition's policies on business, McDonnell said the party would "rewrite the rules" with a business model not based on "unfettered pursuit of profit maximisation". This, he added,...
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