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Stocks closed broadly higher as Wall Street grows more convinced the Fed will turn the screws on the economy less aggressively and as earnings reporting season ramps up.

Stocks are mixed in early trading as Wall Street’s worst week since early December appears to be heading for a quiet end.

Welcome to the first edition of the Litigation Gazette. Each quarter, BCLP's Paris team keep you informed of the main litigation news in competition law, commercial litigation, labor...

The charity donation program allowed customers to have a portion of their purchases donated to a charity of their choice. Amazon will stop the program by Feb. 20.

The charity donation program allowed customers to have a portion of their purchases donated to a charity of their choice. Amazon will stop the program by Feb. 20.

The EU faces a possible shortfall of almost 30 billion cubic metres of natural gas in 2023, highlighting a need to shift to renewable energy resources.

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Jubilant Argentina fans have been flooding the streets of Buenos Aires following their dramatic win on penalties in the World Cup Final against France.

In November, the automaker Renault announced it would be partnering with French utility Engie for the next 15 years to develop and run a geothermal project

Renault Group is accelerating the decarbonisation plan for its plants in France and innovating with new partners: Voltalia, ENGIE, and Dalkia. Renault...