By the time giant high-tech, cash-burning companies like Uber catch on to the $30-trillion-plus mega trend of sustainable investing, their competition may have caught up. Big money is shifting its capital to companies that are smart enough to figure out how to mitigate risks related to sustainability and climate crises, and still turn a profit. Uber does neither. But a new entrant on the high-tech mobility scene does. A global pandemic has exposed the weaknesses of tradition and there’s no turning back. That’s why…
