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Orsted flags $1.7 billion impairment on Sunrise Wind delays, increased costs

COPENHAGEN (Reuters) -Offshore wind developer Orsted on Monday posted an impairment charge of 12.1 billion Danish crowns ($1.69 billion) in the fourth quarter, citing a delay and higher costs for its Sunrise Wind project, as well as higher U.S. financing costs. The company said it had reassessed the 924-megawatt offshore wind project, situated about 30 …

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Generali board approves MoU in asset management deal with BPCE’s Natixis, sources say

MILAN (Reuters) – The board of Italy’s top insurer Generali has approved a memorandum of understanding (MoU) that paves the way for an asset management deal with BPCE’s Natixis Investment Managers to create a European champion, two sources close to the matter said. Generali and BPCE have been discussing a tie-up to create a leading …

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Nubank CEO considers moving domicile to Britain, expanding in US

By Elisa Martinuzzi and Brad Haynes DAVOS, Switzerland (Reuters) – Nu Holdings Ltd, the fintech that created Latin America’s most valuable lender in Nubank, is considering moving its legal domicile to Britain ahead of a global expansion that may include the United States, its founder and CEO David Velez told Reuters. “We are actively thinking …

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Russia’s budget deficit widens to $34.4 billion after late spending spree

By Darya Korsunskaya and Alexander Marrow (Reuters) -Russia recorded a budget deficit of more than 3 trillion roubles for the third year running in 2024, the finance ministry said on Monday, with both spending and revenue rising sharply as Moscow ploughed economic resources into the war in Ukraine. According to the ministry’s preliminary estimate, the …

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Banco BPM says ECB, EBA both reviewing use of ‘Danish Compromise’ in Anima bid

MILAN (Reuters) – The European Central Bank has sought a regulatory clarification from the European Banking Authority over a request by Italy’s Banco BPM to apply favourable rules known as “Danish Compromise” in its bid for fund manager Anima Holding, the bank said. Banco BPM, which in the meantime has become a takeover target for …

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As Trump is sworn in, Macron warns Europe it can’t depend only on US weapons

PARIS (Reuters) – French President Emmanuel Macron warned on Monday that the billions of euros of taxpayer money spent on Europe’s military budgets should not be used to buy only American weapons, pushing for more investment in home-grown defence industries. Speaking minutes before the inauguration of U.S. President Donald Trump, who has complained that Europeans …

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CEOs optimistic about global growth but risks remain, survey shows

(Reuters) – Companies around the world grew increasingly more optimistic about global growth in the coming year, but concerns about economic volatility and inflation remained, according to a survey on Monday as leaders gathered in Davos, Switzerland. Nearly 60% of bosses in a survey from accountants PwC felt optimistic about global growth in the 12 …

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European shares steady as Trump inauguration centre stage

By Pranav Kashyap and Nikhil Sharma (Reuters) -European stocks closed flat on Monday, having earlier hit a three-month high on expectation Donald Trump would refrain from increasing tariffs on U.S. trading partners as soon as he is inaugurated as president. The pan-European STOXX 600 closed flat at 523.87 points, after adding more than 2% over …

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Analysis-Trump’s return adds new twist to Western firms’ Russia exit dilemma

By Alexander Marrow and Elena Fabrichnaya LONDON/MOSCOW (Reuters) – Hold or fold? That is the dilemma facing the hundreds of Western companies still operating in Russia as Donald Trump returns to the White House with a promise to end the Ukraine conflict while Moscow’s tougher exit conditions make it costlier to leave. Many companies, including …

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