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Norway’s $1.5 Trillion Wealth Fund Recommends Adding Private Equity
Norway’s $1.5 Trillion Wealth Fund Recommends Adding Private Equity
Norway’s $1.5 trillion wealth fund recommended that private equity be added to its investment portfolio, reflecting a broader
1970-01-01 08:00
Sweden’s Property Owners Need to Cut Debt Further, Watchdog Says
Sweden’s Property Owners Need to Cut Debt Further, Watchdog Says
Sweden’s heavily indebted commercial real estate owners remain vulnerable to rising borrowing costs, and may need to reduce
1970-01-01 08:00
ArcelorMittal to Cut 3,500 Jobs in South Africa as Growth Slows
ArcelorMittal to Cut 3,500 Jobs in South Africa as Growth Slows
ArcelorMittal South Africa Ltd. will shut its long steel products business and cut as many as 3,500 jobs,
1970-01-01 08:00
South African Plan Paves Way for $80 Billion Energy Transition
South African Plan Paves Way for $80 Billion Energy Transition
An $80 billion South African investment plan to begin transitioning the economy away from fossil fuels over five
1970-01-01 08:00
One Corner of China’s Weak Market Is Seeing a $25 Billion Rally
One Corner of China’s Weak Market Is Seeing a $25 Billion Rally
Investors desperate for returns in China’s lackluster equities are scooping up some of the smallest and most volatile
1970-01-01 08:00
Novartis Raises Annual Sales Growth Forecast After Restructuring
Novartis Raises Annual Sales Growth Forecast After Restructuring
Novartis AG raised its mid-term sales growth forecast as the Swiss drugmaker narrows its focus on innovative medicines
1970-01-01 08:00
Troubled Landlord Adler Takes $1 Billion Hit From Restructuring
Troubled Landlord Adler Takes $1 Billion Hit From Restructuring
Adler Group SA reported a €971 million ($1.06 billion) operating loss for the first nine months of the
1970-01-01 08:00
Saudi PIF Raises Up to $5 Billion Loan With Korea Export Agency
Saudi PIF Raises Up to $5 Billion Loan With Korea Export Agency
Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund raised a loan of up to $5 billion from a group of nine
1970-01-01 08:00
Adani Stocks Add $15 Billion in Best Day Since Hindenburg Report
Adani Stocks Add $15 Billion in Best Day Since Hindenburg Report
Shares of Adani Group companies rallied, with the flagship Adani Enterprises Ltd. surging 13%, after India’s Supreme Court
1970-01-01 08:00
Tesla on two wheels? India's Ola Electric feels the strains of success
Tesla on two wheels? India's Ola Electric feels the strains of success
By Riddhima Talwani, Rishika Sadam, Aditi Shah and M. Sriram THANE/HYDERABAD/NEW DELHI/MUMBAI Bhavish Aggarwal, India's answer to Elon
1970-01-01 08:00
Lessons From the Country With World’s Largest HIV Epidemic
Lessons From the Country With World’s Largest HIV Epidemic
South Africa, with the world’s biggest number of HIV cases, has in the past five years reduced the
1970-01-01 08:00
Chechen warlord Ramzan Kadyrov offers Putin thousands more fighters amid heavy Russian losses in Ukraine
Chechen warlord Ramzan Kadyrov offers Putin thousands more fighters amid heavy Russian losses in Ukraine
Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov said another 3,000 of his men were ready to join Russia's invasion of Ukraine amid reports of heavy losses for Vladimir Putin's troops in their push to capture an eastern city. Mr Kadyrov, a self-proclaimed "foot soldier" of the Russian president, said his fighters were ready to form new units of the Russian defence ministry and the Russian National Guard forces. His statement comes amid reports of Russian troops suffering “some of the highest” casualties of the conflict so far amid intense fighting in eastern Ukraine. The UK’s Ministry of Defence (MoD) on Monday said Russia was losing an average of 931 men a day this month, largely in the fight for the town of Avdiivka. Until now the heaviest casualties suffered in a month by Russia – according to Ukrainian data – was March this year, with an average of 776 losses per day during the push to capture Bakhmut. "They (the Chechen fighters) have the best equipment and modern weapons," Mr Kadyrov claimed on Telegram. "In addition, the guys are highly combative and very motivated to achieve results," he added. Mr Kadyrov had earlier sent 26,000 fighters to the battlefield since the beginning of Russia's war in Ukraine last year. According to reports, 12,000 were volunteers at that time and 7,000 of them were actively fighting. These claims about Chechen deployments to Ukraine could not be independently verified, and Reuters reported that several Chechen armed formations have fought on the side of Kyiv against Russia since Mr Putin launched his invasion in February last year. Mr Kadyrov also claimed last year to have sent his three teenage sons to fight in Ukraine, saying he wanted them to "show themselves in a real battle". "Soon they will go to the front line and will be on the most difficult sections of the line of contact," he had said in a Telegram post in 2022. Mr Kadyrov enjoys wide leeway from Mr Putin to run Chechnya ruthlessly as his personal fiefdom, but he angered pro-Kremlin hardliners in September by praising his 15-year-old son for beating up an ethnic Russian prisoner in Chechen custody. Mr Kadyrov met the Russian president in September amid speculations over his health, with rumours swirling that he was either dead or in a coma. He later clarified that he was fine and was travelling to a hospital in Moscow to visit a "sick uncle". Earlier this month Mr Kadyrov said that a large group of Russia's former Wagner mercenaries, who had played a prominent role in some of the fiercest fighting in Ukraine before their group fell into disarray after a brief mutiny against the Russian defence establishment, had also started training with special forces from Chechnya. Mr Kadyrov, 47, has mused publicly about handing over power at some point and appears to be actively working to raise the profile of his three teenage sons, the eldest of whom was photographed with Mr Putin in the Kremlin in March.
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