Axios Exxon shareholders, bucking company management, voted to install at least two new members to the oil giant's board in a push to make Exxon more aggressive on addressing climate change and more disciplined in its oil investments.Why it matters: Exxon management campaigned strongly against the entire slate of four people nominated by Engine No. 1, the activist investment group whose campaign was backed by several major pension funds.Stay on top of the latest market trends and economic insights with Axios Markets. Subscribe for freeThe election of two of the four would avoid what could have been a categorical rebuke of the oil giant's strategy, but it still represents significant investor dissent.The vote in favor of the two new board members shows that many investors see Exxon, which has had a rocky financial performance in recent years, as poorly positioned for the future. Driving the news: Shareholders voted to add Gregory Goff and Kaisa Hietala at the oil giant's annual meeting Wednesday, Exxon said at the conclusion of voting. Tabulations on other candidates are still pending, though one of the Engine No. 1 candidates was voted down, Exxon stated in a press release. It's possible that one other activist candidate will still prevail.Hietala is a a former renewables executive with the refining company Neste and Goff is the former CEO of the refiner Andeavor.What they're saying: Charlie Penner, one of Engine No. 1's leaders, told shareholders at the meeting that Exxon management is "determined to fight off the future for as long as possible," but added: "change is coming. "The big picture: The battle over replacing members of Exxon's 13-person board comes amid increasing pressure on oil majors to do more on climate change.European-based multinational giants are diversifying more widely and vowing long-term transformations to "net-zero" emissions companies by 2050.Engine No. 1 also says Exxon lacks "any serious diversification efforts" that will prepare it to thrive in a low-carbon world. The group says Exxon needs a more cautious investment approach around oil and gas.Engine No. 1's candidates won the backing of some of the company's largest shareholders, including BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street.Yes, but: Exxon says it's in step with the evolving energy mix, citing growing emphasis on carbon capture and large market opportunities there, and efforts on hydrogen and biofuels.Exxon also argues its adjusted capital strategy will deliver strong returns in oil and gas, which it notes will remain huge markets for decades despite low-carbon energy growth.The company recently set new near- and medium-term targets to cut emissions intensity (that is, emissions per unit of output), but has eschewed the long-term carbon neutrality vows of its European peers.“ExxonMobil is in a strong position to create differentiating value throughout the energy transition,” CEO Darren Woods said, touting Exxon's oil-and-gas portfolio and its investment in climate technologies. "We welcome the new directors Gregory Goff in Kaisha Hietala to the board and look forward to working with them constructively and collectively on behalf of all shareholders," Woods said.Go deeper: The intensifying battle for Exxon's futureLike this article? Get more from Axios and subscribe to Axios Markets for free.<doc-sep>It didn't take long for 50 Cent to make fun of Floyd Mayweather with the new Nike ad & Colin Kaepernick campaign that surfaced this week. On Tuesday, Fif decided to send a shot at Floyd by sharing a hilarious meme of Kaepernick's ad as the backdrop and a bunch of gibberish all over it, saying Floyd must’ve wrote it, alluding to him being illiterate. Curtis captioned the meme, "champ must have done this one himself. LOL get the strap." Well of course Floyd caught wind of the disrespectful meme, and decided to respond with his own shot at Fif, making fun of 50 Cent for having herpes. Using the black & white backdrop of Fif’s face, Floyd wrote “When I Have A Herpes Flare Up, My Boyfriends Always Tells Me Don’t Worry Get The Strap!” Floyd captioned the post with “Is Curtis Jackson my biggest fan or my biggest groupie?” While the response was pretty good in its own right, it doesn't look to have bothered 50 at all however. Shortly after the response, 50 shared the photo himself on his own IG, and laughed it off, saying Floyd must be mad again. “LOL CHAMP MAD AT ME AGAIN, BECAUSE YAL LAUGHING AT HIM,” Fif shared again. Check out the two rather hilarious posts (below) and let us know who you think got the better of the two?<doc-sep>50 Cent Responds To Eminem’s 'Kamikaze’ Disses By Turning Him Into A Meme Eminem and 50 Cent attend the 'Southpaw' New York premiere at AMC Loews Lincoln Square on July 20, 2015 in New York City. Picture: Kevin Mazur/WireImage Because of course he has. Never one to miss an opportunity to troll, 50 Cent has offered his two cents in response to Eminem's latest reel of rap beefs. Following the release of his surprise album 'Kamikaze', during which he name-checked a number of rappers in the game, Eminem ignited a number of feuds, both pre-existing and fresh. The 'Lose Yourself' rapper faced a diss track from Machine Gun Kelly and received words from Lil Pump, Tekashi 6ix9ine, Joe Budden, Ja Rule and Die Antwoord to name a few. Soon enough, 50 Cent piped up on Instagram with his own reaction to the album. The rapper shared a photo of Eminem's face on Colin Kaepernick's recent Nike campaign. The American football player stars in the latest campaign for the sports brand, with a slogan that reads, "Believe in something. Even if it means sacrificing everything." On 50 Cent's version, the words read, "Believe in restoring the game. Even if it means destroying all the players," as Shady's face looms behind them. "This is what they should have did for the campaign," he captioned the image. It sounds like the 'Power' star is ready and waiting for Eminem's upcoming responses. Producer and rapper Mr. Porter, a friend and frequent collaborator of Eminem, recently revealed that a diss track aimed at Machine Gun Kelly is incoming.<doc-sep>50 Cent Responds After Anticipated Power Season 5 Finale Leaks Online 50 Cent. Picture: Getty Did 50 Cent really leak the final episode of Power Season 5? 50 Cent has responded after the much anticipated Power season 5 finale has leaked online. The tenth episode of the popular crime drama is set to premiere on Starz on Sunday 9th September in the US and Monday 10th September on Netflix UK. However after the episode leaked early, 50 Cent took to Instagram to address the situation. “Now STARZ is mad at me because they think I leaked the last episode of POWER,” said. “Well it’s not like I’m acting in it, they will get over it, my numbers were bigger last time. LOL get the strap.” Power fans were stunned earlier in the series when 50 Cent’s character Kanan was dramatically murdered by police officers. Therefore it is assumed that 50 Cent will no longer appear in the franchise as an actor, although he still remains the TV show’s executive producer. 50 Cent admitted to leaking several episodes of Power season 4 back in August last year. At the time, the New York rapper claimed that his actions helped to boost the ratings of Power an additional 10 percent for season 4 episode 8. Meanwhile, it has been confirmed that Power will continue for at least another ten episodes after Power season six was confirmed last year.<doc-sep>
50 Cent’s beef with former friend Floyd Mayweather is alive! The rapper posted a parody of the Colin Kaepernick Nike ad that mocks the boxer, and it’s admittedly pretty hilarious. See it here! Remember the “Floyd can’t read” meme? 50 Cent sure does! The rapper posted a parody of Colin Kaepernick‘s iconic new Nike ad that replaced the NFL star with Floyd Mayweather. Instead of the original ad’s message — “Believe in something. Even if it means sacrificing everything.” — the text is just a bunch of gibberish. It’s captioned, “👀champ must have done this one himself. LOL get the strap”. Okay, that’s funny. 50’s called out Floyd for allegedly being illiterate before. In 2014 when he challenged his former friend to “read one full page of a Harry Potter book out loud without starting and stopping or f**king up.” If Floyd could do it 50 said he’d give $750,000 to a charity of his choice. Interestingly, the boxer didn’t do it. Hmm… He got trolled earlier this year, too, when 50 posted on Instagram that he needed a ghostwriter for his own replies. That’s cold! 50’s followers are living for the new meme. “I’m going to initiate an investigation into the truth of this post to prove that it’s true,” @waynekeithjr joked. “@50cent like the energizer bunny 😂😂 once you get him started it’s over. This what killed JA rule 😂😂😂,” @dnice_21 commented. Most of the other comments were some variation of “LMFAO”. You know what? Same. Floyd wasn’t the only celebrity 50 Cent took to task on Instagram. He got creative with Photoshop and made a mockup of an Adidas ad staring Kanye West that read “Slavery was a choice.” He captioned it, “Adidas campaign 😆 Nah Yeezy be saying some bullsh*t but he still ours meaning Hip Hop. i like this too not what he says, but what he is.” Eminem got his own spot, reading “Believe in restoring the game. Even if it means destroying all the players.” Damn! Floyd then responded to 50 Cent’s latest diss with his own Instagram post. See it above!