‘Shalennial’ US gas salesman wants to kill global coal
From a converted karate dojo above a Pittsburgh liquor store, Toby Rice, a self-described “shalennial” who runs one of America’s biggest energy companies, has a...
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Twitter launches ‘poison pill’ to thwart $43bn bid by Elon Musk
Twitter has launched a “poison pill” takeover defence to fend off a $43bn hostile bid from billionaire Tesla chief executive Elon Musk. In a statement...
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Omicron subvariants resistant to key antibody treatments are increasing every week in the U.S.
Two omicron subvariants that are resistant to key antibody treatments are on the rise in the U.S., according to data from the Centers for Disease...
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Auction of Judy Garland ‘Wizard of Oz’ dress in jeopardy as judge sets hearing on ownership lawsuit
A lobby card from the film ‘The Wizard Of Oz,’ shows a film still of a scene in which American actress Judy Garland (1922 –...
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US house prices never go down
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China ready to ‘play a role’ in Ukraine ceasefire
China signalled it was ready to play a role in finding a ceasefire in Ukraine as it “deplored” the outbreak of conflict in its strongest...
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Santander: diversified thesis requires better proofs
Santander has always had an international outlook, as befits a great trading port. The same applies to the bank of that name. Subsidiaries in Portugal,...
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Push to halt biodiversity loss with legally binding EU targets
The biodiversity crisis is rising up the political agenda as Brussels pushes ahead with legally binding targets to cut the use of pesticides and improve...
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‘I lost all my money’: Lessons from the crypto crash
This month’s crash in the value of cryptocurrencies has wiped out investments for people all over the world. In Bangalore, 29-year-old Subbaiah watched in horror...
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EY plans global audit spin-off in drastic Big Four shake-up
EY is working on a split of its audit and advisory operations worldwide in the biggest shake-up of a Big Four accounting firm in two...
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The triffid’s day has come: designing with invasive plants
“I have a recipe for Japanese knotweed crumble — the young shoots are a bit like rhubarb,” says Paul Beckett, co-founder of environmental consultancy Phlorum....
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Do you suffer from ‘meeting bloat’
Before the pandemic, Phil Libin, co-founder and chief executive of mmhmm, a video communications company, was averaging 9.5 real life meetings per day, typically an...
