Oil giants have started to give up oil
The major oil companies are gradually moving away from fossil fuels, allocating more and more money to renewable energy sources. It is green energy, in
The world’s most expensive metal will become even more expensive
Palladium, the world’s most expensive precious metal, could become even more expensive amid rising demand, Bloomberg wrote. Palladium hit a record high of more than
Petrol prices in the US hit a 7-year high
Lines are lined up at petrol stations in the US. People are stocking up on fuel for fear of a shortage. It all started when,
Switzerland will decide the future of agricultural development in a referendum on June 13, 2021.
Two legislative initiatives will be submitted to the referendum at once, which actually require a radical reform of the entire agriculture of the country and
The role of renewables within upstream oil and gas is gaining significant momentum
Upstream oil and gas companies are responsible for significant greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and are some of the largest carbon-emitting companies globally. Upstream oil and
Agribusiness earnings and jobs boom despite COVID recession
Agribusiness has not only defied the widespread economic malaise caused by coronavirus in 2020, for many in the farm sector the pandemic year was great
Rebound in global demand for oil drives up expectations
Oil analysts say a rebound in global demand for oil has already started, and that the plunge in demand attributed to the COVID-19 pandemic has
Bombardier Supports Alstom’s Commitments to Obtain European Green Light
Bombardier said Thursday it supports Alstom’s commitments to sell some of the Canadian transportation company’s rail assets to address potential regulatory concerns surrounding Alstom’s $
Ubisoft’s title unscrewed amid scandal
The title of the French video game giant Ubisoft went down on Monday, the day after a game presentation deemed disappointing by the market, and
Agribusiness exports hit all-time high in April
Foreign sales of agriculture and livestock products from Brazil fetched USD 10 billion last month, fueled by sales of soy to China. São Paulo –