Dutch Set Nitrogen Emissions Cuts for Energy, Aviation, Industry
The Netherlands sets new nitrogen reduction targets for its transport, industry and energy sectors in a bid to safeguard biodiversity and accelerate the country’s climate transition.
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New York City Skips Winter With Friday’s Temperature Eyeing Record
New York City tied a temperature record before breakfast and could break it before lunch.
Two People Killed, Five Hurt in Jerusalem Car-Ramming Attack
Two people were killed, including a six year-old child, and five others injured when a driver rammed his car into a bus stop in northern Jerusalem.
BofA Says Equity Rally Faces Inflation Reckoning
Next week’s US inflation data will mark a turning point for the equity rally at a time when investors are swapping stocks for bonds amid the specter of a recession, according to Bank of America Corp. strategists.
The $1 Billion-a-Month Spread to Deliver Russian Oil to India
There are fortunes to be made delivering Russian crude oil to India.
Car-Data Firms Flop as Automakers See Dollar Signs in Software
Otonomo and Wejo — two promising-sounding startups — are having hard times.
Gensler Warns Crypto Firms to Take Note of Kraken Case Over Staking
Crypto firms have been put on notice about how staking digital assets can run afoul of US financial rules, according to Securities and Exchange Commission Chair Gary Gensler.
Thousands of Fintech Jobs Are Gone as Companies Cut Costs for First Time
Thousands of employees in the nascent financial-technology industry are losing their jobs as companies cut costs for the first time.
Freezing Porsche Taycan Drivers Report Failing Heaters
(Bloomberg) — Owners of Porsche AG’s Taycan electric vehicle may want to keep hat, scarf and gloves within reach this winter when taking their $86,700-and-up sports car for a ride.
Ramaphosa Blindsides Ruling Party With Energy Crisis Measures
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa blindsided the ruling African National Congress by reneging on a party resolution to place the state power utility under the control of the energy ministry and faces criticism for appointing an electricity czar within his office.
