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S&P says El Niño unlikely to trigger rating changes, for now | CNBC Africa

LONDON, July 29 (Reuters) – El Niño is unlikely on its own to lead to sovereign rating downgrades unless the weather phenomenon proves significantly more severe than expected or governments respond with costly support measures, one of S&P Global’s top analysts has said. Joydeep Mukherji, S&P’s lead»»»

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SPJIMR's TaSIC 2026 catalyses dialogue on responsible growth

PRNewswireMumbai (Maharashtra) [India], February 23: 'How can India meet rising consumer aspirations without compromising responsibility, resilience, and long-term societal well-being?' This question anchored the two-day international Technology and Societal Impact Conference (TaSIC) 2026, hosted b»»»

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UK Unveils Clean Bunker Fund, Harnessing Industry, Government Resources

Coastal communities across the UK are to receive over GBP1.1 billion ($1.50 billion) in joint government and industry investment for the maritime sector, the government said in a statement Sept. 15. The funding includes GBP700 million of private investment for major UK ports and leading industry pl»»»

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Wimbledon’s best seats are now an investment class. Some resell for over 120% returns

For two weeks every summer, the Centre Court at Wimbledon is where fans can watch the best tennis players in the sport’s most prestigious amphitheater. For some of the most expensive ticket holders, it’s not even worth attending. That’s because owning so-called debentures – a guaranteed seat on Cen»»»

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Villa Paradise: When the Hinduja family made Cannes home for Indian cinema

The Hinduja family has played a pivotal role in promoting Bollywood globally, particularly at the Cannes Film Festival. Their efforts have brought Indian cinema onto the world stage through hosting influential events and fostering cross-cultural collaborations. Prakash Hinduja emphasises preserving»»»

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