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EU court rules Mercedes must pay damages in diesel lawsuit

BERLIN (Reuters) -Carmaker Mercedes-Benz must pay compensation for unauthorized shutoff devices in diesel cars if the buyer has been damaged, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruled on Tuesday. The case was brought to a court in Ravensburg, Germany by the purchaser of a used Mercedes whose exhaust gas recirculation system operated within a temperature …

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France rejects German push to change rules on car emissions

BRUSSELS (Reuters) – France’s European affairs minister rejected on Tuesday opposition by Germany to a law that would require new cars sold in the EU from 2035 to have zero CO2 emissions, with the minister saying an earlier agreement should be upheld. After months of negotiations, the European Parliament, the EU Commission and European Union …

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Spanish banks are resilient to market tensions, Bank of Spain Governor says

By Jesús Aguado MADRID (Reuters) – Spanish banks are resilient in the face of market tensions and have “strong capital and liquidity positions”, Bank of Spain Governor Pablo Hernandez de Cos said in an interview released on Tuesday, as officials sought to underpin confidence in the financial sector. “Due to the retail-oriented commercial banking business …

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Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust names new chair in boardroom shake-up

(Reuters) -Britain’s largest investment trust, Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust (SMT), named a new chair on Tuesday, seeking to draw a line under a board dispute following an almost halving in its share price last year. SMT, one of asset manager Baillie Gifford’s flagship trusts and an investor in big U.S. tech stocks such as Tesla, …

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Leonardo sells 40 commercial helicopters for around $504 million

MILAN (Reuters) – Italy’s state-controlled defence and aerospace group Leonardo said on Tuesday it had won orders for nearly 40 helicopters for a total value of around 470 million euros ($504.45 million), strengthening its position in the global commercial helicopter market. Leonardo sold the aircraft to several operators in the Middle East, Asia, the Americas …

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Britain’s Drax pauses biomass carbon capture plans, urges clarity on government support

(Reuters) – British power plant generator Drax said on Tuesday it will pause its planned multi-million pound investment in bioenergy with carbon capture and storage (BECCS) in the UK until it gets more clarity over government support. Whilst Drax welcomed the UK government’s recent budget support for carbon capture and storage (CCS), it said it …

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Energy bill support pushes UK budget deficit to February record

By Andy Bruce and Sachin Ravikumar LONDON (Reuters) -Britain recorded the largest budget deficit for any February since at least 1993 when monthly records started, swelled by government spending on energy bill support programmes, official data showed on Tuesday. The Office for National Statistics said public sector net borrowing, excluding state-owned banks, was 16.68 billion …

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France steps up push for nuclear-based fuels in EU renewables law

By Kate Abnett BRUSSELS (Reuters) – France is planning a renewed push for recognition of nuclear-derived fuels in European Union renewable energy targets, setting up a potential clash between countries seeking to approve the goals this month. Negotiators from EU countries and the European Parliament are preparing for March 29 final negotiations to agree more …

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KKR sells 50% stake in Spain’s X-elio to partner Brookfield

MADRID (Reuters) – U.S.-based buyout fund KKR has agreed to sell a 50% stake in Spanish renewable energy company X-elio to Canadian asset manager Brookfield, the two funds said on Tuesday. Brookfield already owns the other half of X-elio. The funds said without disclosing transaction details. KKR first invested in X-elio in 2015 and Brookfield …

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