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Singapore wants to take a different path from Hong Kong and may turn to some kind of tax on capital — perhaps as early as next year’s budget.

Nuclear power once seemed like the world’s best hope for a carbon-neutral future. After decades of cost overruns, public protests and disasters elsewhere, China has emerged as the world’s last great believer, with plans to generate an eye-popping amount of nuclear energy, quickly and at relatively low cost. China has over the course of the year revealed the extensive scope of its plans for nuclear, an ambition with new resonance given the global energy crisis and the calls for action coming ...

(Bloomberg) -- Nuclear power once seemed like the world’s best hope for a carbon-neutral future.

China’s planning at least 150 new reactors in the next 15 years, more than the rest of the world has built in the past 35.

Bloomberg Markets and Finance published this video item, entitled "Bloomberg Surveillance: Early Edition Full Show (10/19/2021)" - below is their description.

In an article recently published by Bloomberg, the IK's PM Boris Johnson has been quoted saying "we'll fix" Brexit’s Northern Ireland Protocol, in a s

(Bloomberg) -- Boris Johnson said the global climate talks the U.K. is hosting at the end of the month will be “extremely tough,” as he made a last-ditch call on world leaders to take concrete steps to protect the planet.

(Bloomberg) -- Prime Minister Boris Johnson said he is not about to “pitchfork away” offers of Chinese investment despite the concerns of some of his own lawmakers.

Boris Johnson said the COP 26 talks will be “extremely tough” as he made a last-ditch call on world leaders to take concrete steps to protect the planet.

The Primer Minister made the breezy assessment as he was grilled on the UKs  relationship with France and other members of the EU since leaving in January.