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ESG means investing in a way that considers a company's environmental, social and governance profile. Here's what ESG investing means in practice.

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The ESG industry, meanwhile, says it helps highlight companies that may be riskier than traditional investing guidelines alone might suggest. That could lead to more stable, safer returns for savers.