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In todays first look the market in crisis mode over syria. The volitility index raced up 12 . As fear and anxiety strike stocks. The dow plunged in a triple digit fall. The nasdaq had its worst point drop of the year. And the s p broke through technical support. Gold futures pushed up 23 and oil spiked close to 109 dollars per barrel. Jcp posted a record trading day with near 100million shares changing hands. It follows a report activist investor bill ackman sold his entire stake the retailer. T...

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Kevin Lynch, chief executive of renewables developer, Source Galileo, says that his industry, the EU and most national governments, now recognise that floating and deep-fixed wind turbines off Europe’s north west coast is the continent’s future energy source

The investment arm of the world’s largest Ikea franchisee, Ingka, has confirmed that it has invested in a portfolio of large-scale offshore wind farm development projects around Ireland and the UK that are controlled by Irish firm Source Galileo.

Source Energie and Galileo have entered into a long-term joint development venture, named Source Galileo, with a plan to develop over 5 GW of offshore and onshore renewable energy and storage projects in Ireland, Norway, and the UK.

Zotefoams acquisition of the assets and intellectual property of Refour ApS

Zotefoams plc, the UK-headquartered specialist in advanced cellular materials, has today completed the acquisition of the assets and intellectual property of Refour ApS for a modest cash... | November 9, 2022

The scenario was no different from the situation before the pandemic – the fair visitors did not wear masks, there were no strict safety rules, and people greeted each other with a handshake.

Bo Foged is leaving the pension scheme after a record-breaking year.

By Rachel Fixsen2021-04-15T15:50:00+01:00 The chair of Denmark’s statutory pensions giant ATP has weighed into a debate on the future of the DKK960bn (€129bn) pension fund, arguing that the reform of its governing legislation now before parliament strikes the balance needed to keep the scheme functional and attractive. Torben Andersen, chair of ATP’s supervisory board, said in a commentary: “In the eyes of some, it may seem a somewhat boring and conservative scheme – but it has to b...