Africa’s Biggest Mobile Firm Plans New $320 Million Fiber Cable
MTN Group Ltd., Africa’s biggest mobile-phone operator, plans to build a $320 million inland fiber cable to connect
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South Africa Beats Climate Goal as Blackouts Slash Emissions
South Africa is ahead of its target for cutting emissions of greenhouse gases. Output of the climate-warming gases
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Crypto’s Most Influential Companies Often Follow Their Own Rules — Even After FTX’s Collapse
Before it filed for bankruptcy last November, many of the entities in Sam Bankman-Fried’s colossal FTX empire had
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Credit Suisse Managing Director Says Bank Actively Seeking ESG Debt Deals
A senior investment banker at Credit Suisse AG says his team is actively seeking new deals in a
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Denmark’s Topsoe Plans $300 Million US Factory to Build Hydrogen Electrolyzers
Denmark’s Topsoe A/S is preparing to spend $300 million on a US hydrogen electrolyzer factory in the latest
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Google Launching Tools to Identify Misleading and AI Images
Google is adding two new features to its image search to reduce the spread of misinformation, especially now
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Bitcoin Bulls Trip on a Frog as Pepe Memecoin Frenzy Signals Market Top
A frog-themed digital token that’s only been around for a month may be signaling pain ahead for Bitcoin
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Cyclone Mocha floods Myanmar port city, sparing major refugee camps
By Ruma Paul DHAKA (Reuters) -Storm surges whipped up by a powerful cyclone moving inland from the Bay of Bengal
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Binance to Exit Canada After Country Imposes New Crypto Rules
Binance, the world’s biggest crypto exchange, said it will exit Canada after the country moved to impose new
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Blackouts May Cause South Africa’s ANC to Lose 24% of Its Voters, Poll Shows
South Africa’s ruling party risks losing almost a quarter of its support unless it brings the country’s worst
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AI Frenzy Accounts for All of S&P 500 Gain in 2023, SocGen Says
The investing frenzy around artificial intelligence has been so strong that without it, US stocks would be down
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Tides Are Eating Into Glaciers, Triggering More Melting, Study Finds
Melting glaciers could raise sea levels more than previously thought because of the way polar ice behaves where
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