South Africa’s $8.5 Billion Climate Pact Hit by Further Delays
South Africa’s government will need another two to three months to complete an energy transition implementation plan, further
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Kanye West performs at Travis Scott concert after antisemitism scandal
It's the first public performance since the rapper caused controversy with a series of antisemitic posts.
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China's car sales fall for 2nd month in July as price war continues
By Qiaoyi Li and Miyoung Kim BEIJING (Reuters) -China's passenger vehicle sales fell for a second month in July, as
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Defying war risk, European traders store gas in Ukraine
By Jan Lopatka and Marek Strzelecki PRAGUE/WARSAW European gas traders have begun storing natural gas in Ukraine to
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The US Lures Top Companies from Allies with ‘Made In The USA’ Push: Big Take Podcast
Listen to The Big Take podcast on iHeart, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Terminal. The Inflation Reduction Act has given
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NBA’s Local TV Rights Draw Interest From Tech Giants, Disney
Walt Disney Co., Apple Inc., Amazon.com Inc. and YouTube have expressed interest in streaming local NBA games, potentially
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Lula Enlists Neighbors Into Brazil’s Battle to Save the Amazon
The leaders of South America’s Amazon nations will gather in Brazil this week as President Luiz Inacio Lula
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No quick fix to reverse Antarctic sea ice loss as warming intensifies - scientists
By David Stanway SINGAPORE Sea ice in the Antarctic region has fallen to a record low this year
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European Gas Prices Ease as Winter Fuel Stockpiles Keep Rising
European natural gas prices eased, with traders weighing ever-rising fuel stockpiles against the risk of supply constraints. Benchmark
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Taiwan’s Exports Decline Slows as Surplus Rises to Record High
Taiwan’s exports tumbled for the eleventh straight month in July in a sign that global demand for chips
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Won Breaches Key Support Levels as Sentiment Sours
The won was the worst affected Asian currency amid last week’s bond market turmoil and some analysts expect
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Italy’s Windfall Profits Tax on Banks Spooks Markets
Italy’s right-wing government spooked markets with an unexpected tax on banks’ windfall profits, sending the country’s leading lenders
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