Poland’s Intel plant gets EU green light for $1.9 billion in state support
WARSAW (Reuters) -The European Commission has given Poland a green light to support an Intel chip assembly and testing plant with more..
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US locks in steep China tariff hikes, many to start Sept. 27
By David Lawder (Reuters) -The Biden administration on Friday locked in steep tariff hikes on Chinese imports, including a 100% duty o..
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Greece asks EU for urgent response to soaring power prices, letter shows
By Angeliki Koutantou and Kate Abnett ATHENS/BRUSSELS (Reuters) – Greece’s prime minister has asked the EU to urgently res..
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UK’s National Grid to sell electricity system operator in $827 million deal
(Reuters) -Britain’s National Grid said on Friday it had agreed to sell its Electricity System Operator (ESO) to the UK g..
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ECB dents traders’ hopes for October rate cut
By Yoruk Bahceli, Naomi Rovnick (Reuters) -Traders pared back their bets on back-to-back rate cuts from the European Central Ba..
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Dollar weak, yen at 2024 high on bets of big rate cut from Fed
By Ankur Banerjee SINGAPORE (Reuters) – The dollar softened on Friday, with the yen hitting its highest level this year a..
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British drugmaker GSK moves mRNA flu vaccine to late-stage trials
(Reuters) -British drugmaker GSK announced on Thursday positive results from a mid-stage trial of its seasonal influenza vaccin..
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Zara to offer its secondhand clothes service in US by October
MADRID (Reuters) – Zara will offer its service for selling, repairing or donating secondhand clothes in the United States by the..
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Swiss banks fret over sanctions risk to wealth business
By Oliver Hirt ZURICH (Reuters) -A survey of Swiss banks has highlighted international sanctions imposed on other countries, such as a..
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Lloyd’s of London plans overhaul of ‘unclear’ conduct rules
LONDON (Reuters) – Lloyd’s of London said on Thursday it plans to overhaul its rules on dealing with poor conduct in the..
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