New York City filed a lawsuit Thursday against oil majors ExxonMobil, Royal Dutch Shell and BP, accusing them of “cheating” consumers into “Exaggerating their investments in clean energies”. Read also :ExxonMobil, Chevron and the temptation to merge The 97-page complaint blames them too “To amplify the benefits for the climate” products related to natural gas, … Read more
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba on Monday put into perspective the consequences of its giant fine of 2.3 billion euros for abuse of dominant position, while its shares soared on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, with the hope that a page has been turned. Read also :E-commerce: Alibaba “in very good shape”, despite pressure from Beijing … Read more
The British Chancellor of the Exchequer found himself in the crosshairs on Friday, accused by the opposition of having violated the “ministerial rulesAnd granted preferential treatment to the bankrupt financial firm Greensill, through ex-Prime Minister David Cameron. Read also :The fall of Greensill, financial house of cards The UK Treasury released several messages sent last … Read more
British online used car seller Cazoo on Monday announced its initial public offering in New York, at a valuation of $ 7 billion, using a SPAC, a listed vehicle which is on the rise in the markets . Read also :The bill is lighter on the stock market for savers Cazoo’s choice to list on … Read more
A joint venture agreement (JV) will be signed on Monday by Éric Pommellet, CEO of Naval Group, and Laurent Castaing, general manager of Chantiers de l’Atlantique. The vast construction site of the new generation aircraft carrier (Pang), which will succeed the Charles-de-Gaulle by 2038, commits itself with the launch, Monday March 29, of the pre-project … Read more
Wheat, corn and soybean contract prices all ended lower Thursday in Chicago as weather conditions favor crops and the strong dollar weighed on prices. Read also :IMF reports “progress” in talks with Argentina The price of wheat pulled down, “While the rains in the Great Plains (in the center of the country) were beneficial to … Read more
The sign was built in 1936 and restored in 1993. Discussions to classify it have been going on for 20 years. A huge illuminated Pepsi-Cola sign installed on the banks of the East River in New York, has just been classified as a historical monument, after more than 25 years of discussions. The 37-meter-long and … Read more
The British government announced on Wednesday that it wanted to authorize new oil and gas drilling in the North Sea, which is going badly with NGOs a few months before the United Kingdom’s organization of COP26. The announcement comes as part of an agreement unveiled Wednesday with the hydrocarbons sector on the energy transition in … Read more
Through its subsidiary RATP Dev, the Parisian public transport company has been operating fifteen buses in the colors of the American flag since Wednesday. When it comes to original means of transport, New York seems to appreciate French know-how. After the cable car serving Roosevelt Island installed by the Poma company, it is the turn … Read more
Manufacturing activity in the New York area improved more than expected in March, climbing to its highest level since July 2020, according to the Empire State monthly indicator released by the Fed on Monday. The index measuring general business conditions stood at 17.4 points (+5.3 points compared to February), more than the 15 points expected … Read more