Posted on 05/30/2023 2:19:20 PM PDT by nickcarraway
It’s all about that ESG score. The banks won’t lend to corporations whose ESG score isn’t high enough.>>> Correct but can they tame the tiger and still produce internally at a high level while cranking out the compliance decrees. Tough row to hoe. I’d just like to get the 3 sisters in my garden to work. zucchini, corn and beans.
There are no Chick-fil-A’s around here. The first Popeye’s opened up last fall, and it’s 30 minutes away. Needless to say, I’m not driving 30 minutes just for chicken.>>> If tho you run over one chicken on the way to town can you get them to cook em for ye.
Chick fil A is a private family owned company.
They did not need to do this.
But they did.>> And the next store they want to open asks for the ESG score before they approve the permit?
My good FRiend, you are wildly wrong.
Xerox, which has a terrible ESG score, has zero trouble finding bank financing. And has zero trouble finding financing for acquisitions.
https://www.news.xerox.com/news?&page=1
Why would IBM have a terrible ESG score?
I can’t find IBM’s score from Sustainalytics.
Americans have enough real threats with which to contend.
Blackrock buying up all the housing stock, ESG redlining, Soros and the WEF making us eat bugs, and other boogeymen seem to transition large swaths of usually well-reasoned Deplorables into frightened toddlers.
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