Savannah Says Portugal Lithium Mine Delayed By 'Political Process'
Savannah Resources said on Wednesday it had little control over what it described as the political process which is delaying its extraction plans for what could become western Europe's largest lithium mine in northern Portugal.
Sudanese Farmers Warn Of Failing Harvests As Hunger Rises
On the fertile clay plains of Sudan's Gezira Scheme, farmers would have normally started tilling the soil weeks ago before planting out rows of sorghum, or peanuts, sesame and other cash crops.
Analysis: Colombia's Extractive Industries Watching Election Warily
Colombia's leftist firebrand presidential candidate Gustavo Petro is too close in recent polls for the comfort of oil companies and miners who worry that his promised policies would imperil Colombia's economy and energy self-sufficiency, high-ranking industry figures and business associations said.
Australia Takes Steps To Avert Future Energy Crises
Australia's national and state ministers on Wednesday backed plans to spur investment in energy sources to supplement wind and solar, and to give the energy market operator authority to buy gas reserves needed to avert future fuel crises.
S&P 500, Dow Fall As Intel Slides
The Dow and the S&P 500 index slipped in choppy trading on Wednesday, pulled lower by shares of Intel after a bearish brokerage report, while the Nasdaq was propped up by gains in Tesla and Apple.
Wall Street Falls As Amazon, Chipmakers Weigh
U.S. stock indexes fell on Wednesday as Amazon.com declined and chipmakers came under pressure after a bearish brokerage report on Intel, while higher oil prices deepened worries about global inflation.
Belgian King Regrets Colonial 'Humiliation' In Landmark Congo Trip
Belgian king regrets colonial 'humiliation' in landmark Congo trip
Inflation And War Loom Over EU Votes On Climate Change Policy
The European Parliament votes on Wednesday on eight climate change policies, with the outcome uncertain as concerns about soaring energy costs and inflation collide with Europe's commitments to fight global warming.
EU Lawmakers Reject Carbon Market Reforms In Divisive Climate Vote
The European Parliament on Wednesday rejected a proposal to reform the European Union's carbon market and will send it back to a parliamentary committee to be redrafted, in a rare move that exposed divisions on the bloc's biggest climate change policy and could delay the measure.
Risk Of Delay To Carbon Market Reforms After Surprise EU Vote
The European Parliament on Wednesday rejected a proposal to upgrade the European Union's carbon market, an unexpected move that exposed divisions over the bloc's core climate policy and could delay negotiations to finish the measure.
Car Ploughs Into School Trip Teenagers Killing Teacher In Berlin
Car ploughs into school trip teenagers killing teacher in Berlin
Turkey Struggles To Push Russia, Ukraine Into Grain Deal To Avert Food Crisis
Turkish efforts to ease a global food crisis by negotiating safe passage for grain stuck in Black Sea ports met resistance as Ukraine said Russia was imposing unreasonable conditions and the Kremlin said free shipment depended on an end to sanctions.
The F-word Appears At A Papal Audience, But For A Good Cause
The F-word made its debut at a papal general audience on Wednesday but there was no alarm and those who were brandishing it were given VIP treatment.
Pope Gives F-word Cancer Campaigners VIP Treatment At Audience
The F-word made its debut on T-shirts at a papal general audience on Wednesday and a laughing Pope Francis gave members of the choir wearing them VIP treatment.
Exclusive: Under Biden, China Has Widened Trade Lead In Much Of Latin America
China has widened the gap on the United States in trade terms in large swathes of Latin America since U.S.
Spotify Looks To Stoke Wall Street Enthusiasm Amid Cooling Economy
The audio streaming service Spotify Technology SA will host its first investor day since going public in 2018 on Wednesday, hoping to stoke Wall Street's enthusiasm despite the slowing global economy.
Spotify Promises Rosy Returns From Podcasts And Audiobooks Someday
Spotify Technology SA on Wednesday promised high-margin returns from its costly expansion into podcasts and audiobooks as the audio streaming company hosted its first investor day since going public in 2018, hoping to stoke Wall Street's enthusiasm despite the slowing global economy.
Spotify Expects To Reach $100 Billion In Revenue In 10 Years
Spotify Technology SA on Wednesday said it expects to reach $100 billion revenue annually in the next 10 years and promised high-margin returns from its costly expansion into podcasts and audiobooks.
Wall Street Regulator To Spell Out Push To Overhaul Stock Trading -sources
Wall Street's regulator is about to announce rule changes that would force trading firms to directly compete to execute trades from retail investors in a bid to boost competition for orders and improve deals for retail investors, according to four industry sources.
Wall Street Stock Trading Rules Set For Overhaul: Sources
U.S. regulators are going to transform how Wall Street handles retail stock trades after the meme stock mania last year raised questions about whether mom-and-pop investors were getting the best price.
Wall Street Stock Trading Rules Set For Overhaul
The top U.S. securities regulator on Wednesday unveiled potential rule changes to transform how Wall Street handles retail stock trades after the meme stock mania last year raised questions about whether mom-and-pop investors were getting the best price.
U.S. SEC Chief Unveils Plan To Overhaul Wall Street Stock Trading
The top U.S. securities regulator on Wednesday unveiled a planned overhaul of Wall Street retail stock trading rules, aiming to boost competition for handling orders by commission-free brokerages to ensure mom-and-pop investors get the best price for trades.
Mickelson Says He Does Not 'Condone Human Rights Violations' On Eve Of New Series
Mickelson says he does not 'condone human rights violations' on eve of new series
H&M, Lululemon Back $250 Million Fashion Climate Fund To Decarbonise Supply Chain
Lululemon Athletica Inc and H&M Group are among backers of a $250 million fund aiming to speed up efforts to cut carbon emissions in the fashion industry's supply chain, non-profit group Apparel Impact Institute said on Wednesday.
Iran Expanding Nuclear Work, Switching Off Cameras Amid IAEA Censure
Iran has begun further expanding its underground uranium enrichment and said on Wednesday it would switch off two of the U.N.
Belgian King Returns Mask To Congo In Symbolic Gesture Of Restitution
Belgium's King Philippe returned a traditional mask to Democratic Republic of Congo on Wednesday on his first visit to the former colony, where many remain angry at Belgium's failure to apologise for decades of brutal rule.
Belgian King Reiterates Regrets For Colonial Past In Congo But Does Not Apologise
Belgium's King Philippe reaffirmed his deepest regrets on Wednesday for the exploitation, racism and acts of violence during his country's colonisation of the Democratic Republic of Congo, but again stopped short of formally apologising.
Belgian King Reiterates Regrets For Colonial Past In Congo But No Apology
Belgium's King Philippe reaffirmed his deepest regrets on Wednesday for the exploitation, racism and acts of violence during his country's colonisation of the Democratic Republic of Congo, but again stopped short of formally apologising.
China's Drone Carrier Hints At 'Swarm' Ambitions For Pacific
China's drone carrier hints at 'swarm' ambitions for Pacific
Laying Out Pledges, Biden Urges Americas To Prove Democracy Works
Laying out pledges, Biden urges Americas to prove democracy works