Thames Water Needs ‘Substantial’ Funds, Says Ofwat CEO
The head of Britain’s water regulator said Thames Water is likely to need “substantial” funds to turn itself
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Le Pain Quotidien UK Arm Falls Into Insolvency, Most Cafes Close
The UK division of Le Pain Quotidien, the international bakery chain, has collapsed into insolvency, shutting all but
1970-01-01 08:00
Portugal Hires Ernst & Young, Finantia to Value Airline TAP Before Planned Stake Sale
Portugal hired Ernst & Young and Banco Finantia SA to carry out valuations of TAP SA as part
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EU Set to Exit From Controversial Energy Charter Treaty
The European Union is set to announce this week its withdrawal from the controversial Energy Charter Treaty, after
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Irish government announces RTÉ examination
Minister Catherine Martin announces an independent, root and branch examination of broadcaster RTÉ.
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Thames Water Rocks ESG Funds With Sewage-Tainted Green Bonds
ESG funds that piled into green bonds sold by Thames Water Plc are now trying to figure out
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Investigations continue into teenagers' deaths
Preparations are under way to repatriate the remains of two teenagers from Dublin who died in Greece.
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EU Needs to Invest an Extra €700 Billion a Year for Green Shift
The European Union must invest an additional €700 billion ($763 billion) a year if it’s to green the
1970-01-01 08:00
Oligarch Fridman Bemoans a Life ‘Destroyed’ by EU Sanctions
The life of Mikhail Fridman, one of Russia’s original oligarchs, was “destroyed” after he was hit by European
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AllianceBernstein Joins Global Money Firms Setting Up in Dubai
AllianceBernstein LP is opening an office in Dubai, joining a raft of international finance firms flocking to the
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South Africa to Require Crypto Exchanges Licensing by Year-End
South Africa will require that crypto exchanges in the country operate with licenses by the end of the
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IAEA Says Japan’s Plan to Discharge Fukushima Wastewater Is Safe
Japan’s plan to release treated wastewater from the Fukushima nuclear disaster site is in line with global safety
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