Case IH, a CNH brand, was recognized at the Automotive Business 2025 Award, one of the main awards in the mobility and innovation sector in Brazil, winning the Energy Transition category. The announcement was made recently, at an event held in São Paulo.

The category values initiatives that contribute to decarbonization and the use of renewable sources, and the winning project was ethanol-powered machines, a technology under development with the objective of reducing emissions and promoting sustainability in agribusiness.

“Receiving this award reinforces our commitment to the decarbonization of agriculture and to solutions that combine productivity and sustainability. Ethanol is a strategic fuel for Brazil, and we are moving forward to offer a complete portfolio of machines powered by this renewable source,” says Leandro Conde, Director of Marketing and Communication at Case IH for Latin America.

The first phase began with the exhibition of the prototype of the Otto Cycle engine of the Austoft 9000 sugarcane harvester developed by FPT Industrial, during Agrishow 2024. Since then, the project has been developed with a focus on bench and field tests. Recently, the brand also announced the tests of the Puma 230 tractor powered by the fuel and which is operating alongside the harvester.

Case IH, a CNH brand, was recognized at the Automotive Business 2025 Award, one of the main awards in the mobility and innovation sector in Brazil, winning the Energy Transition category. The announcement was made recently, at an event held in São Paulo.

The category values initiatives that contribute to decarbonization and the use of renewable sources, and the winning project was ethanol-powered machines, a technology under development with the objective of reducing emissions and promoting sustainability in agribusiness.

“Receiving this award reinforces our commitment to the decarbonization of agriculture and to solutions that combine productivity and sustainability. Ethanol is a strategic fuel for Brazil, and we are moving forward to offer a complete portfolio of machines powered by this renewable source,” says Leandro Conde, Director of Marketing and Communication at Case IH for Latin America.

The first phase began with the exhibition of the prototype of the Otto Cycle engine of the Austoft 9000 sugarcane harvester developed by FPT Industrial, during Agrishow 2024. Since then, the project has been developed with a focus on bench and field tests. Recently, the brand also announced the tests of the Puma 230 tractor powered by the fuel and which is operating alongside the harvester.

At Tapestry, attracting top talent is about more than describing a role and its responsibilities – it’s about giving early-career candidates a real glimpse into how they can unlock their full potential and contribute to an inclusive culture. That’s why internships and apprenticeships sit at the center of Tapestry’s talent strategy, not to the side. They bring different perspectives into Tapestry, as well as its brands, Coach and kate spade new york, while giving early-career talent hands-on experience, mentorship, and a clear sense of how they can continue to grow over time.

For 2026, the doors are officially open:

  • Corporate Summer Internship Program (10 weeks): Welcomes rising juniors and seniors, graduating seniors, students in specialized programs, and master’s students who attend school in the U.S. and are eligible to work in the U.S. Applications are due January 12.
  • Design Apprentice Program (12 months, full-time): Design-minded talent works side-by-side with seasoned designers, learn the full design process, and complete a final project. A portfolio is required, and applications are due February 2.
  • Store Leadership Internships: Expanded across more U.S. Coach and kate spade new york locations, these in-store programs take rising seniors, recent graduates, and graduate students behind the scenes of retail leadership. Applications go live the week of December 15 and close February 9.

Year-round, Tapestry’s Talent Acquisition team works hard to make these pathways more inclusive and intentional – running hiring workshops to reduce bias, elevating retail recruiting, and partnering with schools like the High School of Fashion Industries and the College for Creative Studies to create more opportunities for the next generation of designers.

If you’re an early-career candidate, now is the time to join a company where your voice is valued, your ambitions are supported, and your work is recognized.

Learn more and apply here: https://careers.tapestry.com/

 

At Tapestry, attracting top talent is about more than describing a role and its responsibilities – it’s about giving early-career candidates a real glimpse into how they can unlock their full potential and contribute to an inclusive culture. That’s why internships and apprenticeships sit at the center of Tapestry’s talent strategy, not to the side. They bring different perspectives into Tapestry, as well as its brands, Coach and kate spade new york, while giving early-career talent hands-on experience, mentorship, and a clear sense of how they can continue to grow over time.

For 2026, the doors are officially open:

  • Corporate Summer Internship Program (10 weeks): Welcomes rising juniors and seniors, graduating seniors, students in specialized programs, and master’s students who attend school in the U.S. and are eligible to work in the U.S. Applications are due January 12.
  • Design Apprentice Program (12 months, full-time): Design-minded talent works side-by-side with seasoned designers, learn the full design process, and complete a final project. A portfolio is required, and applications are due February 2.
  • Store Leadership Internships: Expanded across more U.S. Coach and kate spade new york locations, these in-store programs take rising seniors, recent graduates, and graduate students behind the scenes of retail leadership. Applications go live the week of December 15 and close February 9.

Year-round, Tapestry’s Talent Acquisition team works hard to make these pathways more inclusive and intentional – running hiring workshops to reduce bias, elevating retail recruiting, and partnering with schools like the High School of Fashion Industries and the College for Creative Studies to create more opportunities for the next generation of designers.

If you’re an early-career candidate, now is the time to join a company where your voice is valued, your ambitions are supported, and your work is recognized.

Learn more and apply here: https://careers.tapestry.com/

 

MIAMI, Dec. 9, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — The Nobel Sustainability Trust (NST) successfully hosted its 2025 Annual Summit in Miami on 5 December 2025, at the St. Regis Bal Harbour Resort, bringing together global leaders, policymakers, scientists, innovators, and entrepreneurs to accelerate solutions for a sustainable future.

Nobel Sustainability Trust Successfully Concludes 2025 Miami Summit (PRNewsfoto/Nobel Sustainability Trust Foundation)

The summit opened with an elegant Gala Dinner moderated by renowned journalist Gloria Ordaz, featuring a welcome address by NST leadership and representatives of the Miami Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava, followed by a special keynote remark by Ambassador Andrew Jackson Young and an honored VIP dignitary.

The official summit was moderated by global entrepreneur Jeff Hoffman, Chairman of the Global Entrepreneurship Network and co-founder of Priceline/Booking.com. Opening remarks were delivered by Peter Nobel, Chairman of the Nobel Sustainability Trust and remarks from Johan Rockström.

A highlight of the morning session was the Sustainability Award Ceremony, introduced by the NST Board of Directors. Ed Russo delivered a keynote speech on behalf of the President of the United States and received an official NST recognition. Additional keynote addresses were delivered by the 2025 Outstanding Contribution to Sustainability Medal awardees, H.E. Abdullah bin Hamad bin Abdullah Al Attiya and H.E. Dr. Yasmine Fouad, reinforcing global governmental commitment to sustainability.

The Academic Awards segment featured the presentation of the 2025 Sustainability Award themes by the Technical University of Munich, followed by high-level recognition for Leadership in Implementation, Outstanding Research in Biodiversity, and Intelligent & Sustainable Urban Solutions. The 2025 awardees were Prof. Manfred Curbach, Prof. Paul Hebert, and The Global Observatory for Healthy & Sustainable Cities.

In addition, NST proudly announced its official academic partnership with the University of Cambridge and its Frontier Technology Lab, marking Cambridge as a selected strategic academic partner for NST from 2026. The announcement was delivered by Simran Chana on behalf of the University of Cambridge and its Frontier Technology Lab. This new partnership will focus on frontier technologies, AI governance, sustainability innovation, and future global solutions.

In the midday program, AECOM and NST announced their strategic partnership and presented the first Smart & Sustainable City Certificate which was awarded to Lusail City, Doha.

The summit sessions explored future-shaping themes including AI & Smart Sustainable City Solutions and Biodiversity as Global Infrastructure. A keynote address on behalf of the President of Panama was delivered by H.E. the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Panama, followed by keynote interventions from Youssef Nassef, Head of the UNFCCC Adaptation Division, and Professor Graciela Chichilnisky. The program continued with two high-impact fireside chats on Climate Finance and The Next Era of Artificial Intelligence, reinforcing NST’s mission to bridge policy, science, technology, and investment for real-world impact.

With planned future summits in Doha next year, the 2025 Miami Summit reaffirmed NST’s growing role as a global platform for sustainability leadership, innovation, and international collaboration.

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MIAMI, Dec. 9, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — The Nobel Sustainability Trust (NST) successfully hosted its 2025 Annual Summit in Miami on 5 December 2025, at the St. Regis Bal Harbour Resort, bringing together global leaders, policymakers, scientists, innovators, and entrepreneurs to accelerate solutions for a sustainable future.

Nobel Sustainability Trust Successfully Concludes 2025 Miami Summit (PRNewsfoto/Nobel Sustainability Trust Foundation)

The summit opened with an elegant Gala Dinner moderated by renowned journalist Gloria Ordaz, featuring a welcome address by NST leadership and representatives of the Miami Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava, followed by a special keynote remark by Ambassador Andrew Jackson Young and an honored VIP dignitary.

The official summit was moderated by global entrepreneur Jeff Hoffman, Chairman of the Global Entrepreneurship Network and co-founder of Priceline/Booking.com. Opening remarks were delivered by Peter Nobel, Chairman of the Nobel Sustainability Trust and remarks from Johan Rockström.

A highlight of the morning session was the Sustainability Award Ceremony, introduced by the NST Board of Directors. Ed Russo delivered a keynote speech on behalf of the President of the United States and received an official NST recognition. Additional keynote addresses were delivered by the 2025 Outstanding Contribution to Sustainability Medal awardees, H.E. Abdullah bin Hamad bin Abdullah Al Attiya and H.E. Dr. Yasmine Fouad, reinforcing global governmental commitment to sustainability.

The Academic Awards segment featured the presentation of the 2025 Sustainability Award themes by the Technical University of Munich, followed by high-level recognition for Leadership in Implementation, Outstanding Research in Biodiversity, and Intelligent & Sustainable Urban Solutions. The 2025 awardees were Prof. Manfred Curbach, Prof. Paul Hebert, and The Global Observatory for Healthy & Sustainable Cities.

In addition, NST proudly announced its official academic partnership with the University of Cambridge and its Frontier Technology Lab, marking Cambridge as a selected strategic academic partner for NST from 2026. The announcement was delivered by Simran Chana on behalf of the University of Cambridge and its Frontier Technology Lab. This new partnership will focus on frontier technologies, AI governance, sustainability innovation, and future global solutions.

In the midday program, AECOM and NST announced their strategic partnership and presented the first Smart & Sustainable City Certificate which was awarded to Lusail City, Doha.

The summit sessions explored future-shaping themes including AI & Smart Sustainable City Solutions and Biodiversity as Global Infrastructure. A keynote address on behalf of the President of Panama was delivered by H.E. the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Panama, followed by keynote interventions from Youssef Nassef, Head of the UNFCCC Adaptation Division, and Professor Graciela Chichilnisky. The program continued with two high-impact fireside chats on Climate Finance and The Next Era of Artificial Intelligence, reinforcing NST’s mission to bridge policy, science, technology, and investment for real-world impact.

With planned future summits in Doha next year, the 2025 Miami Summit reaffirmed NST’s growing role as a global platform for sustainability leadership, innovation, and international collaboration.

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JENBACH, Austria–(BUSINESS WIRE)–El Grupo INNIO ha sido galardonado con el Premio Alemán de Sostenibilidad para Empresas 2026. En la 18.ª ceremonia anual celebrada en Düsseldorf, INNIO fue designado ganador en la categoría «Motores y turbinas» dentro del sector «Máquinas e instalaciones». Considerado uno de los galardones con mayor prestigio de Europa en materia de responsabilidad corporativa, el Premio Alemán de Sostenibilidad refleja la Agenda 2030 de las Naciones Unidas y, por ende, las pr

JENBACH, Austria–(BUSINESS WIRE)–El Grupo INNIO ha sido galardonado con el Premio Alemán de Sostenibilidad para Empresas 2026. En la 18.ª ceremonia anual celebrada en Düsseldorf, INNIO fue designado ganador en la categoría «Motores y turbinas» dentro del sector «Máquinas e instalaciones». Considerado uno de los galardones con mayor prestigio de Europa en materia de responsabilidad corporativa, el Premio Alemán de Sostenibilidad refleja la Agenda 2030 de las Naciones Unidas y, por ende, las pr

JENBACH, Autriche–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Le groupe INNIO s’est vu décerner le Prix allemand des entreprises les plus durables de l’année 2026. Lors de la 18e cérémonie annuelle qui s’est tenue à Düsseldorf, INNIO a été désigné lauréat dans la catégorie « Moteurs et turbines » du secteur « Machines et installations ». Considéré comme l’une des distinctions les plus prestigieuses d’Europe en matière de responsabilité d’entreprise, ce prix fait écho à l’Agenda 2030 des Nations unies et aux domaines clé

JENBACH, Autriche–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Le groupe INNIO s’est vu décerner le Prix allemand des entreprises les plus durables de l’année 2026. Lors de la 18e cérémonie annuelle qui s’est tenue à Düsseldorf, INNIO a été désigné lauréat dans la catégorie « Moteurs et turbines » du secteur « Machines et installations ». Considéré comme l’une des distinctions les plus prestigieuses d’Europe en matière de responsabilité d’entreprise, ce prix fait écho à l’Agenda 2030 des Nations unies et aux domaines clé

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