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Bulgaria s WPP Gorichane sells Gorichane and Prolez Wind Farms to Taaleri Energia – The Sofia Globe

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Opinion | What Exxon Knew, but Concealed, About Climate Change

Readers discuss a new study showing it knew the dangers for decades. Also: The U.S. Embassy in Israel; the debt limit; guns on movie sets; election deniers.

Opinion | Election Deniers Running for Office

A writer asks whether candidates will accept losses or refuse to concede. Also: The Trump subpoena; abductions by Russia; Berlusconi and Putin; eating animals.

Opinion | Seeking Action on Climate, Pay and the E R A

Image Members of the Sunrise Movement and other environmental groups demonstrating last month in New York City.Credit.Scott Heins/Getty Images To the Editor: A tentative bipartisan deal has been agreed to on infrastructure, but many doubt that it can garner the 60 votes needed to overcome a Senate filibuster. The same issues apply to climate change legislation. Perhaps a change in strategy is needed. Rather than pushing against hard-line political resistance, a better approach would be moving toward a collaborative partnership between government and private industry. It would be far more productive if the federal government worked with energy corporations, helping them make the socially beneficial decisions, embraced by the Business Roundtable and just recently the American Petroleum Institute, that are required to move toward nonpolluting and climate-friendly sources of energy.

Analysis: Grab s Nasdaq debut to test its $40 billion valuation, set roadmap for SPAC hopefuls | WSAU News/Talk 550 AM · 99 9 FM

By Syndicated Content By Anshuman Daga SINGAPORE (Reuters) – Singapore’s Grab more than doubled its valuation to $40 billion in about a year as part of the world’s largest SPAC deal, but maintaining that level after its U.S. debut will be a test not only for investors but also for firms eyeing similar listings. Earlier this month, Southeast Asia’s biggest ride-hailing and delivery firm, agreed to merge with a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) backed by Silicon Valley investor Altimeter Capital Management. [L1N2M609X] The backdoor Nasdaq listing will see nine-year-old Grab raise over $4 billion, a record U.S. offering from Southeast Asia.

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