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France Is Spending 200 Million Euros To Destroy Surplus Wine. Here's Why
Most of the allocated money will be used to buy excess stock, and the alcohol from destroyed wine can be sold to companies for use in items like cleansing products, hand sanitizer, and perfumes.
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Elon Musk Is World's Richest Person Again After Tesla Stocks Surge
Elon Musk has regained his spot as the world's richest person, after briefly losing the title to France's Bernard Arnault.
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Macron's Moonshot Looks Like a Long Shot
OneWeb announced its decision to merge with France’s Eutelsat on Tuesday, as part of the firm’s plan to create a “European champion” to compete with Elon Musk’s SpaceX and Amazon’s Project Kuiper. Overall, though, this plan looks like a microcosm of the current geopolitical environment — and the kind of corporate strategies getting a ...
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Snowflake, a Cloud Data Warehouse Startup, Files to Go Public on NYSE
Cloud data warehouse startup Snowflake on Monday filed with US regulators for an initial public offering of shares in a keenly anticipated stock market debut.
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"Made In India" Written All Over "Little Sun" Being Created In France
The world's best scientists are trying to create a miniature Sun on Earth to tap its fusion energy, costing over Euro 20 billion and India is a full partner in this mega project. Called The ITER Project or The Path, it has Made in India written all over it.
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Nirmala Sitharaman Visits Rafale Facility In France Amid Controversy
Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Friday visited a production facility of French aerospace major Dassault Aviation near Paris where the Rafale jets to be supplied to India are being manufactured, official sources said.
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How A Self-Employed French Trader Made A $6.6 Billion Unauthorised Bet
A self-employed trader in France accumulated stock futures worth $6.6 billion in a single day, trading records show, raising questions among investors about how he could build up such a large position despite having only 20,000 euros in his account.
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These New Airport Lounges Are Designed To Fight Jet Lag
A stretching studio. Guided meditation sessions. Shower suites with light therapy. They sound like the features of a New Age spa. But all are elements of Qantas Airways' new international transit lounge at the Perth Airport. And they're all designed with one purpose in mind: helping you combat jet lag. As farther-apart cities become increasingly co...
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Gold Prices Firm As Equities Drop, Heads For Second Weekly Loss
Asian stocks tumbled on Friday after Wall Street shares suffered yet another big slide amid worries over rising bond yields, while perceived havens such as the yen and Swiss franc drew demand amid the turmoil.
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Investors Take Fright At Rising Chances Of Donald Trump US Election Win
World stocks, the dollar and oil fell on Wednesday, while safe-haven assets such as gold and the Swiss franc rose as investors were rattled by signs the US presidential race was tightening just days before the vote.
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The Channel Tunnel: 'the Building Site of the Century'
Technological wizardry, historic handshakes and catastrophe on the stock exchange: all have marked the history of the Channel Tunnel, the busy rail link between Britain and mainland Europe, which was inaugurated two decades ago.
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Brussels to open 'beer temple' in former stock market
Beer has always been one of Belgium's biggest money-spinners but now Brussels is going a step further, announcing plans on Thursday to open a temple to the amber nectar in its old stock exchange building.
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Sony's stock hits 32-year low over $1.9 billion bond issuance
Shares in Sony dived more than 10 percent to lows not seen since 1980 after the troubled electronics maker announced it would issue bonds worth 150 billion yen.
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Facebook is now 'a mobile company', says Zuckerberg
Mark Zuckerberg said the social network giant is focused on mobile devices and should be seen as a smart bet despite a "disappointing" stock market debut.
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France Is Spending 200 Million Euros To Destroy Surplus Wine. Here's Why
Most of the allocated money will be used to buy excess stock, and the alcohol from destroyed wine can be sold to companies for use in items like cleansing products, hand sanitizer, and perfumes.
-
Elon Musk Is World's Richest Person Again After Tesla Stocks Surge
Elon Musk has regained his spot as the world's richest person, after briefly losing the title to France's Bernard Arnault.
-
Macron's Moonshot Looks Like a Long Shot
OneWeb announced its decision to merge with France’s Eutelsat on Tuesday, as part of the firm’s plan to create a “European champion” to compete with Elon Musk’s SpaceX and Amazon’s Project Kuiper. Overall, though, this plan looks like a microcosm of the current geopolitical environment — and the kind of corporate strategies getting a ...
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Snowflake, a Cloud Data Warehouse Startup, Files to Go Public on NYSE
Cloud data warehouse startup Snowflake on Monday filed with US regulators for an initial public offering of shares in a keenly anticipated stock market debut.
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"Made In India" Written All Over "Little Sun" Being Created In France
The world's best scientists are trying to create a miniature Sun on Earth to tap its fusion energy, costing over Euro 20 billion and India is a full partner in this mega project. Called The ITER Project or The Path, it has Made in India written all over it.
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Nirmala Sitharaman Visits Rafale Facility In France Amid Controversy
Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Friday visited a production facility of French aerospace major Dassault Aviation near Paris where the Rafale jets to be supplied to India are being manufactured, official sources said.
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How A Self-Employed French Trader Made A $6.6 Billion Unauthorised Bet
A self-employed trader in France accumulated stock futures worth $6.6 billion in a single day, trading records show, raising questions among investors about how he could build up such a large position despite having only 20,000 euros in his account.
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These New Airport Lounges Are Designed To Fight Jet Lag
A stretching studio. Guided meditation sessions. Shower suites with light therapy. They sound like the features of a New Age spa. But all are elements of Qantas Airways' new international transit lounge at the Perth Airport. And they're all designed with one purpose in mind: helping you combat jet lag. As farther-apart cities become increasingly co...
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Gold Prices Firm As Equities Drop, Heads For Second Weekly Loss
Asian stocks tumbled on Friday after Wall Street shares suffered yet another big slide amid worries over rising bond yields, while perceived havens such as the yen and Swiss franc drew demand amid the turmoil.
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Investors Take Fright At Rising Chances Of Donald Trump US Election Win
World stocks, the dollar and oil fell on Wednesday, while safe-haven assets such as gold and the Swiss franc rose as investors were rattled by signs the US presidential race was tightening just days before the vote.
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The Channel Tunnel: 'the Building Site of the Century'
Technological wizardry, historic handshakes and catastrophe on the stock exchange: all have marked the history of the Channel Tunnel, the busy rail link between Britain and mainland Europe, which was inaugurated two decades ago.
-
Brussels to open 'beer temple' in former stock market
Beer has always been one of Belgium's biggest money-spinners but now Brussels is going a step further, announcing plans on Thursday to open a temple to the amber nectar in its old stock exchange building.
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Sony's stock hits 32-year low over $1.9 billion bond issuance
Shares in Sony dived more than 10 percent to lows not seen since 1980 after the troubled electronics maker announced it would issue bonds worth 150 billion yen.
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Facebook is now 'a mobile company', says Zuckerberg
Mark Zuckerberg said the social network giant is focused on mobile devices and should be seen as a smart bet despite a "disappointing" stock market debut.
