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Estonian prosecutor s office ends criminal investigation against Swedbank

The Office of the Prosecutor General has ended the criminal investigation initiated against Swedbank Estonia for suspected money laundering, due to insufficient information to prove the crime.

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Enefit Green sells Brocēni cogeneration plant and pellet factory to Warmeston

According to the purchase and sale agreement signed today, Enefit Green sells Brocēni cogeneration plant and pellet factory in Latvia to Warmeston. Increasing the share of wind and solar.

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ENEFIT GREEN AS: Enefit Green sells Broceni cogeneration plant and pellet factory to Warmeston

ENEFIT GREEN AS: Enefit Green sells Broceni cogeneration plant and pellet factory to Warmeston
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Enefit Green Sells Brocēni Cogeneration Plant And Pellet Factory To Warmeston

Enefit Green Sells Brocēni Cogeneration Plant And Pellet Factory To Warmeston
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Estonian Leaders Compromise on Bank Taxes to Reach Budget Deal

(Bloomberg) Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas’s government struck a deal on the 2024 budget, compromising after calls for a windfall tax on banks led to disagreement among coalition parties.Most Read from BloombergVegas’ Newest Resort Is a $3.7 Billion Palace, 23 Years in the MakingF-35 Debris Found After a $100 Million Fighter Jet Went MissingIndia, Canada Trade Diplomatic Blows Over Murder AllegationsVanderbilt Rips US News Over Slide in College RankingsThe agreement, under which banks wi

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