Month: May 2021

[ad_1] Saudi Aramco reported a 30% increase in first-quarter profits as oil prices were higher and stronger refining and chemical margins offset lower production. Saudi Arabia’s state energy group said […]

[ad_1] Chinese banks are the second largest commodity financier involved in deforestation in the rainforest, according to research questioning Beijing’s ambitions to be a world leader in the fight against […]

[ad_1] According to people involved in the regulatory process, the United States will approve the BioNTech and Pfizer coronavirus vaccine for use in 12- to 15-year-olds. Pharmaceutical companies applied for […]

[ad_1] Colombia’s finance minister resigned Monday after the government was forced to withdraw a highly unpopular tax reform law that had sparked six days of street protests in which 17 […]

[ad_1] It’s not a traditional cauldron, but New Jersey promises a free beer to those who go out to make a shot. Gov. Phil Murphy announced Monday that residents over […]

[ad_1] Stanley Ho, the legendary game mogul who died One year ago this month, he left behind a complex legacy. Perhaps this is not surprising for a man who had […]

[ad_1] Bill Gates, co-founder of Microsoft and his wife Melinda, have announced that they will end their marriage after 27 years, questioning an association that has redone modern philanthropy and […]

[ad_1] Vivendi and Mediaset have reached an agreement to end a long legal battle that will see how the French media conglomerate will gradually sell most of its 29% stake […]

[ad_1] New York and neighboring states, New Jersey and Connecticut, will lift most coronavirus-related restrictions on businesses in mid-May, highlighting how the virus recedes in one of the hardest hit […]

[ad_1] Growth in the U.S. manufacturing sector retreated from a 37-year high last month, as manufacturers faced strong demand amid rising parts shortages and rising commodity prices. The Institute for […]