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Big day for Big Oil as Royal Dutch Shell PLC to receive Court verdict on climate strategy, ExxonMobil Corp. and Chevron Corporation hold AGMs - Vimarsana News

Big day for Big Oil as Royal Dutch Shell PLC to receive Court verdict on climate strategy, ExxonMobil Corp. and Chevron Corporation hold AGMs

ExxonMobil's shareholder meeting is set to be heated as an activist group is pushing to appoint four climate-oriented board members

Amazon.com agrees US$8.45bn deal to buy MGM - Vimarsana News

Amazon.com agrees US$8.45bn deal to buy MGM

The Bond film series has earned almost US$7bn to date, according to MGM’s website.

Marks & Spencer Group PLC plan is credible and coherent, City broker says - Vimarsana News

Marks & Spencer Group PLC plan is credible and coherent, City broker says

The retailer has announced a restructuring of its store portfolio while online growth is a key part of the strategy

Seismic shock for Royal Dutch Shell PLC as it loses landmark case on environmental strategy - Vimarsana News

Seismic shock for Royal Dutch Shell PLC as it loses landmark case on environmental strategy

It's the first time a court has ordered an oil company to comply with the Paris Climate Agreement

Supermarket sales dip as lockdown eases but remain above pre-pandemic levels - Vimarsana News

Supermarket sales dip as lockdown eases but remain above pre-pandemic levels

Supermarket sales dip as lockdown eases but remain above pre-pandemic levels People returned to buy more ready meals as they had less time to spend cooking, while mouthwash and shoe polish were in demand after socialising was allowed again Take-home grocery sales fell by 0.4% during the 12 weeks to 16 May 2021 as lockdown eased and people returned eating out. The decline was also due to exceptionally high sales during the first three months of the pandemic last year, Kantar said, though figures remain higher than pre-pandemic levels. Shoppers spent an additional £3.8bn at the supermarket in ...