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Latitude Investment Management's Freddie Lait will discuss investing amid widespread uncertainty and his favorite "Magnificent Seven" alternatives.

JPMorgan said it was leaving Climate Action 100+, causing investors to question if this means money managers are fearful of anti-ESG backlash.

QatarEnergy may also sign deals with additional partners to take a stake in the expansion of the offshore North Field, Qatars Energy Minister Al-Kaabi said

Oil majors are now hedging their bets by targeting new oilfields that can be profitable even at $30 per barrel oil

Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Industries recently crossed the ₹20 lakh crore in market value, retaining its title of most valued company in India.

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