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Kunal Kemmu says it's important to break monotony to enjoy work equally

Actor Kunal Kemmu, who was recently seen in the comedy-drama streaming series 'Pop Kaun?' and the streaming film 'Kanjoos Makkichoos', feels that maintaining versatility is the way to break out of monotony and make work fun. Ever since his debut film 'Kalyug' and with projects like 'Dhol', 'Golmaal Series', 'Go Goa Gone', 'Abhay', the actor has been dabbling in different
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Italy's green star has new, uncertain trajectory

In 2021, Enel had the world at its feet. Thanks to early bets on wind and solar by Francesco Starace, chief executive since 2014, the Italian utility was worth $105 billion and it seemed all set to be a major winner from the energy transition. Fast-forward two years, and Starace has been ousted by the Italian government, Enel’s 24% shareholder, the group’s net debt has ballooned due to energy crisis troubles, and it’s now only worth $65 billion.
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Breakingviews: OPEC's oil cut is less surprising than it looks

Saudi Arabia has done it again. The de facto leader of the world’s main oil producer club sent crude prices spiking on Monday after proposing a further cut to crude production. Given the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries’ position of strength, the muscle-flexing is more logical than surprising.
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Saudi is far from the last Western bank bagholder

Saudi Arabia has joined the Western bank bagholder club. Saudi National Bank (SNB), 37% owned by the kingdom’s $600 billion Public Investment Fund, admitted on Monday that its $1.4 billion swoop for 10% of Credit Suisse had gone sour after the latter collapsed into the arms of UBS . The good news for SNB Chairman Ammar Al Khudairy is that his $1 billion-plus loss is neither the first nor the last time an eastern investor will take a big bath on a U.S. or European financial group.
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