Gulf of Mexico Opens for Wind Farms as 300,000 Acres Go on Block
Ocean property in the Gulf of Mexico is up for sale — this time for wind, rather than the oil and gas for which these waters are known.
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EU Adopts New Sanctions Over Iran Military Help to Russia, Syria
The European Union adopted new sanctions against Iran over its military support to Russia and Syria, the bloc said in a statement.
European Stocks Hit Mid-June High as Healthcare, Miners Shine
European stocks climbed to the highest level since mid-June as gains in mining and healthcare stocks helped offset a slump in chip stocks after Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. cut its outlook.
US Worker Confidence Rebounds as Recession Fears Recede
LinkedIn data show job seekers have started feeling more upbeat about their prospects
Jefferies Says Banks Are Failing to Price in Water Risk
As extreme heat dominates news headlines, the gate-keepers of global capital are failing to keep pace with a key associated risk: water scarcity.
Jefferies Expands Private Credit Lending With Launch of New Vehicle
Jefferies Financial Group Inc. is expanding deeper into private credit by raising its first private business development company focused on providing first-lien senior secured loans to private equity-backed US companies.
CVC Capital Raises €26 Billion for Record Buyout Fund
CVC Capital Partners has raised €26 billion ($29.2 billion) for the world’s biggest-ever buyout fund, defying a challenging fundraising environment.
Wheat Fluctuates as Ukraine and Russia Threaten Ships, Trade
Wheat prices fluctuated as threats surrounding grains trade in the Black Sea escalated, with both Ukraine and Russia warning that ships headed to each other’s ports could be considered military targets.
Putin Foe Navalny Risks Two More Decades in Prison, Allies Say
Russian prosecutors at the trial of opposition leader Alexey Navalny are seeking to jail him for 20 more years, according to allies of President Vladimir Putin’s most outspoken critic.
Poll Finds 16% Would Consider Backing Joe Manchin on a Third-Party Ticket
A new poll finds just 16% of registered voters would consider supporting a fusion third-party ticket with West Virginia Senator Joe Manchin for president, highlighting the uphill path for the Democrat if he were to enter the 2024 race.
