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Washington to pay RWE €1.06 billion to scrap US offshore wind leases
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Washington to pay RWE €1.06 billion to scrap US offshore wind leases

RWE will receive $1.22 billion from the US Interior Department to relinquish offshore wind leases off New York, California, and Louisiana. T

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easyJet accepts €6.6bn Apollo takeover, keeping EU ownership limits
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easyJet accepts €6.6bn Apollo takeover, keeping EU ownership limits

easyJet has accepted a £5.7bn (€6.6bn) cash takeover from US private equity firm Apollo Global Management. The deal, priced at £7.15 per sha

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Nigeria's crypto framework and the push to turn remittances into investment
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Nigeria's crypto framework and the push to turn remittances into investment

Nigeria is advancing a regulatory framework for virtual assets, aiming to boost transparency and investor confidence. The move could also he

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Nintendo profits jump 54% on Switch 2 demand and Mario movie success
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Nintendo profits jump 54% on Switch 2 demand and Mario movie success

Nintendo's net profit surged 53.5% in the April-June quarter, helped by strong Switch 2 demand and the Super Mario movie. Sales fell 9.5% bu

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Washington repays $100bn in tariffs after Supreme Court ruling
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Washington repays $100bn in tariffs after Supreme Court ruling

US authorities have returned roughly $100bn of the $165bn collected under Trump's 'Liberation Day' tariffs. The refunds follow a Supreme Cou

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Europe's AI supply chain powers stocks to record highs in 2026
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Europe's AI supply chain powers stocks to record highs in 2026

The STOXX Europe 600 and EURO STOXX 50 set new records, with the broader index up 10% in 2026. Gains are led by semiconductor and industrial

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China hits US firms with drone export curbs ahead of Xi's visit
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China hits US firms with drone export curbs ahead of Xi's visit

China has announced export controls on drones and a ban on dealings with six American entities, responding to recent US restrictions. The me

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Kazakhstan shifts from oil to manufacturing as investment surges
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Kazakhstan shifts from oil to manufacturing as investment surges

Kazakhstan's manufacturing sector has overtaken mining for the second year running, helped by record greenfield investment. The government i

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Infineon posts record revenue as AI data centres fuel demand
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Infineon posts record revenue as AI data centres fuel demand

Infineon, Germany's largest semiconductor maker, posted record quarterly revenue of €4.2bn, up 13% year-on-year. AI data centre power soluti

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SpaceX beats loss forecasts in debut report despite AI spending doubts
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SpaceX beats loss forecasts in debut report despite AI spending doubts

SpaceX reported a $541 million loss in Q2, beating analyst forecasts, with revenue up 90% to $7.8 billion. Starlink subscribers doubled to 1

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China's Morocco and Turkey push tests EU trade defences
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China's Morocco and Turkey push tests EU trade defences

Chinese factories in Morocco and Turkey are exploiting EU trade deals to bypass tariffs. Brussels is weighing new measures, but its toolbox

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Revolut secures full French banking licence to accelerate EU expansion
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Revolut secures full French banking licence to accelerate EU expansion

Revolut has been granted a full banking licence in France, marking a major milestone in its European expansion. The licence allows the finte

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