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Apple ties exec bonuses to ESG; Twitter complicit in D.C. riot

By Compliance Week2021-01-07T22:33:00+00:00

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In our first Nailed It or Failed It of 2021, Aly McDevitt praises Apple’s decision to link executive bonuses to the company’s values, while Dave Lefort delivers a somber message on Twitter and social media’s role in the riot at the U.S. Capitol.

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Apple ties exec bonuses to ESG; Twitter complicit in D.C. riot