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Technical difficulties blamed for new blow to firm’s sustainable energy plans

Pressure on household finances eases as shop price rises slow to 0.2% and petrol costs drop for second month

400 people died in an Arizona heat wave last summer. The nonprofit Public Citizen says this constitutes murder

South Africa’s Supreme Court of Appeal recently dismissed an appeal by Shell, Impact Africa and the Department of Mineral Resources and Energy to overturn a High Court judgment that halted a seismic survey off the country’s pristine Wild Coast. The High Court found that the right to carry out a…

MGA Thermal is in the process of commissioning a pilot plant at Tomago.

University hires Brunswick Group amid anger from campus organizers at its sustainability school’s funding

There is a new series of Industry coming up, which, as its name does not suggest, is a BBC series about goings-on in the City — or rather in a fictional investment bank, Pierrepoint. This paper billed it as Squid Game without the subtitles: bankers profiting from Covid, badly behaved…

RISHI Sunak’s family firm Infosys is still in a dispute with HMRC for unpaid corporation tax...

The sale of the South African Petroleum Refinery (Sapref), jointly owned by multinational energy companies BP and Shell, to the state-owned Central Energy Fund for R1 (five US cents) raises questions about whether the company is evading its social and environmental liabilities.

The world’s biggest election took place in heat so severe it claimed the lives of several poll workers.

The consumer finance sector is projected to experience solid growth and expansion, driven by easy access to loans and credit facilities and the emergence of advanced digital financial platforms. Amid this backdrop, growth-oriented investors could consider adding consumer finance stocks Nomura Holdings (NMR), WEX Inc. (WEX), and ORIX (IX) to…