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(Bloomberg) -- Goldman Sachs Group Inc. won an appeal of class-action status for a case that accuses the company of misleading shareholders by masking conflicts of interest in mortgage-backed securities it sold.

Norway came one step closer to blazing a trail in Western Europe and appointing a female central bank chief after Oystein Olsen’s announcement that he’ll step down from the role in February.

Los ibones son lagos pirenaicos de origen glaciar con alto valor paisajístico, científico y cultural.

Colau denuncia que es tracta dun "crim masclista" per causar "dolor a la mare" La consellera dIgualtat i Feminismes, Tània Verge, adverteix que "un home agressor no pot ser un bon pare"

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(Bloomberg) -- Prime Minister Justin Trudeau promised to introduce a two-year ban on foreign home buyers to tackle housing affordability if he’s re-elected in Canada.  The proposed restriction is an attempt to cool a housing market that’s seen prices soar during the Covid-19 pandemic.

(Bloomberg) -- Libya needs to boost oil output by almost 40% of its current level in order to cover its spending needs and begin revamping an economy battered by a decade of war, the OPEC nation’s central bank governor said.

(Bloomberg) -- Latvian law enforcement searched the house of Ilmars Rimsevics, a former member of the European Central Bank’s Governing Council, Latvia’s public broadcaster reported.

(Bloomberg) -- Finance has emerged as one of the sectors around which climate risk is least well understood, according to a review intended to set a new investing mandate for the world’s biggest wealth fund. Norges Bank Investment Management, which oversees $1.