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Forbes has released its World's Billionaires List, noting that there are now more billionaires than ever. There are of course many Greeks making up the list both in Greece and Cyprus and around the world in the diaspora.

A music festival in northwestern Quebec has been cancelled after a band accused organizers of censorship and kicking it out of the lineup.

A local band accused Alienfest of rescinding an invitation to perform because of its criticism of an arsenic-emitting copper smelter.

The UK stock exchange has fallen further behind its European peers after a resurgence of new listings on the Continent put London in the shade.

Sofokleous10.gr Aegean Baltic Bank acquisition: Telis Mystakidis takes the helm, gains full control

Canada and the United States will be reviewing the downstream impact of pollution caused by B.C. coal mining.

Bluebell Capital Partners is proposing to oust the BlackRock founder as chairman of the world’s largest asset manager.

The investment firm is a big shareholder in the oil and gas giant. It is supporting its climate strategy in the face of opposition from environmentalists.

Queensland premier Steven Miles met with QFF CEO Jo Sheppard and a delegation who asked him to reject the carbon capture project for the Great Artesian Basin.

Zambias copper output could rise to about 1 million tons by 2026, boosted by investment in expanding production at mines including those owned by First Quantum Minerals, Finance Minister...