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JD.com deal faces foreign subsidy challenge
Read the full story: JD.com deal faces foreign subsidy challengeJD.com’s Ceconomy bid has become a test of Brussels scrutiny. EU regulators have formally raised concerns under foreign subsidy rules, putting a major European electronics retail transaction under sharper political and competition-law pressure.
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Reeves announces 26 November budget date
Chancellor Rachel Reeves will present her first full autumn budget.…
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Deutsche Bank reaffirms commitment to net zero
Deutsche Bank updates its Transition Plan to reaffirm climate goals.…
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Standard Chartered names Roger Charles sustainability head
Standard Chartered appoints Roger Charles as Head of Sustainability Initiatives.…
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GenZero aims for 7m-tonne decarbonisation by 2028
GenZero sets ambitious target for climate impact by 2028. The…
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ThreatSpike recruits strategist from Darktrace success
ThreatSpike appoints Katie Newton as investor and advisor. The cybersecurity…
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Engie and Prometheus to link Texas data centres
Engie North America partners with Prometheus Hyperscale for data centres.…
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One Click LCA acquires SimaPro for growth
One Click LCA acquires SimaPro to enhance sustainability solutions. The…
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Sony aims to cut emissions by 25%
Sony sets ambitious targets to reduce greenhouse emissions by 2030.…
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IFC and BTG Pactual invest $1bn in Latin America
IFC and BTG Pactual partner to advance sustainability in Latin…
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Singapore delays climate reporting for small firms
Singapore delays climate reporting requirements for smaller companies. Regulators have…
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AI questions weaken workplace learning ties
Workplace AI is changing where employees take everyday questions first. MyIQ research suggests routine queries now go to AI tools before colleagues, affecting informal learning and spontaneous collaboration.
