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* Pension funds and insurers commit to zero carbon
portfolios
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Leading ports, banks, oil and
shipping companies on Monday launched an initiative which aims
to have ships and marine fuels with zero carbon emissions on the
high seas by 2030, in another step by the maritime sector to
reduce CO2.
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When Silicon Valley
startup Phantom Auto was formed in 2017, it was one of many
software suppliers hitching their fortunes to self-driving cars,
confident that fleets of robotaxis would be using their
technology within a few years.
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Travel company’s demise leaves 21,000 jobs at risk and hundreds of thousands stranded
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Lebanese central bank governor
Riad Salameh said on Monday that Lebanese banks were meeting
customer demand for U.S. dollars which can still be withdrawn
from ATMs in most banks.
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Swedish buyout firm EQT Partners
has closed the order book on its initial public offering worth
up to 1.2 billion euros ($1.32 billion), with the order book
covered across the entire price range, according to a lead
manager.
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Zurich prosecutors have opened a
criminal investigation into an incident last week in which
private detectives allegedly shadowed ex-Credit Suisse
banker Iqbal Khan and his wife, the district attorney's office
said on Monday
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Lebanese central bank governor
Riad Salameh said on Monday that Lebanese banks were meeting
customer demand for U.S. dollars which are still available at
ATMs in most banks, if not all of them.
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Danish private pension funds
on Monday pledged to invest more than $50 billion in green
assets over the next decade to fight climate change, as part of
Denmark's ambition to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 70% in
2030.
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A government led by
Britain's Labour Party would reduce the average full-time
working week to 32 hours within the next decade, its finance
policy chief John McDonnell will say on Monday, offering a
shorter week with no loss of pay.