Criticism of ESG investing has cut across the political spectrum, with accusations ranging from "woke capitalism" on one end, to "greenwashing" on the other.

The money managers slashed their support of ESG shareholder proposals amid a Republican-led backlash against sustainable investing.

Fund managers are betting that nuclear energy, an area traditionally off-bounds for investors with environmental mandates, is set to make a comeback.

The recommendation relies on the "circular economy."

Unlike the U.S., where the federal government can offer tax breaks, EU taxation rests with member states, leaving the bloc to work largely through loans and grants.

Several advisors answered the call with their strategies for tackling this potentially sticky situation.

Missouri Secretary of State John Ashcroft's office said the ruling was "not just legally deficient but also morally wrong."

Activist shareholders targeted 449 companies with mostly large market capitalizations.

Despite the notion that an ESG backlash is pushing clients away, private equity products aiming to solve challenging problems through investments are still on the rise.

Before he became a Republican vice presidential candidate, and shortly after he published "Hillbilly Elegy," JD Vance worked for five years in venture capital.