Norway Bolsters Security After Nord Stream Blasts: Energy Up

(Bloomberg) European governments and companies moved to bolster security around their energy assets after the Nord Stream blasts, as the German Navy was deployed to investigate the suspected sabotage. European leaders lined up to say the almost simultaneous explosions on the three Russian-gas pipelines were deliberate, with Polish Prime Minister…

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