Danish Investor Closes €2 Billion Raise for Green Energy Funds
Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners closed two new funds at a combined €2 billion ($2.1 billion) to plow money into
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How Birkenstock’s Lackluster Debut Mistimed the Shaky IPO Market
Birkenstock Holding Plc, the 249-year-old footwear brand, stumbled onto Wall Street last week in a debut that could
1970-01-01 08:00
Julian Nagelsmann reveals key differences between USMNT and Mexico
Germany manager Julian Nagelsmann reveals the key differences between the USMNT and Mexico.
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Time Is Running Out for the ‘Year of the Bond’ as Losses Mount
The tagline from Wall Street was that 2023 was the year of the bond. Instead, fund managers are
1970-01-01 08:00
College football rankings 2023: Projected Week 8 AP Top 25 after Notre Dame blasts USC, Washington prevails
Projecting the AP Top 25 college football rankings for Week 8 after Notre Dame flat-out embarrassed USC, Washington outlasted Oregon in Seattle, UNC made a statement against Miami, and much more on Saturday.
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Somalia's violin novice to TV orchestra triumph in four years
Audiences are lapping up televised orchestra performances reviving Somali music for a new generation.
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China’s Economy Is in Search of More Stable Footing
China’s economy isn’t yet on secure footing, as recent green shoots have been offset by lingering fears about
1970-01-01 08:00
Private Credit’s Secrecy Causes Watchdogs to Fret: Credit Weekly
Risky private credit lending is vulnerable to higher interest rates and debt crunches, according to watchdogs across the
1970-01-01 08:00
Grayscale’s Bitcoin ETF Push: What’s Next After Court Ruling Stands
With the Securities and Exchange Commission opting against appealing a ruling that paves the way for Grayscale Investments
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World’s Higher-for-Longer Rate Era Stokes Worry
Now that the higher-for-longer interest-rate era has arrived, global finance officials are getting worried about the consequences. Rising
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ECB’s Nagel Says Upside Inflation Risks Still ‘Pretty Present’
The European Central Bank can’t declare that its fight against inflation is over just yet, according to Governing
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Europe’s Consumer Will Save the Economy, ECB’s Scicluna Says
The euro zone’s buoyant consumers will save the economy from a hard landing, according to European Central Bank
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