Swedish Fund Alecta Referred to Police Over Heimstaden Stake
The Swedish pension fund embroiled in the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank this spring has been reported to
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Uttarakhand tunnel collapse: New drill machine brings hope to trapped Indian workers
Rescuers are using an American-made drilling machine to reach 40 workers trapped in a tunnel for four days.
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Signa Prime Pursues Investors to Bridge €2 Billion Fund Gap
Austrian tycoon Rene Benko’s Signa Prime unit has approached investors over the last few days seeking up to
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Kenya Gets Additional $938 Million From IMF
The International Monetary Fund will expand its financing to Kenya by $938 million to bolster the East African
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Siemens Sees Slower Revenue Growth With China in Recovery Mode
Siemens AG expects a slowdown in revenue growth for fiscal 2024 with demand for factory automation products in
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Israeli Inflation Slowdown Intact as War Rattles Consumption
Israel’s inflation slowed for a second straight month, defying some earlier predictions of a price surge because of
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Emerging Asia Bonds Lose Out in Global Rally on Peak Fed Bets
Bonds from emerging Asian nations are set to lag global peers despite a rally in Treasuries. That’s because
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How the dead are counted in Gaza
The BBC has been looking in detail at how the casualty figures are totalled.
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Study Finds ‘Net Zero Greenwash’ Is Common in Corporate World
As net zero pledges proliferate, they’re often directly undermined by the lobbying activities of the companies making them,
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EU Rules on Methane Curbs May Boost LNG Industry, Exxon Says
New rules on curbing methane emissions in Europe’s energy sector may actually boost the case for liquefied natural
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Spain’s Sanchez Heads for Third Term Win With Unruly Alliance
Spain’s acting Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez is set to win a third term on the back of a
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South Korea May Extend Short Selling Ban If Reforms Not Enough
South Korea may extend its total ban on short selling of stocks beyond June next year if reform
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