$1B SPAC deal backed by Glencore, automakers collapses
A $1 billion metals deal brokered by fund ACG Acquisition Company was canceled after delays as different parties, including a
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Renewable energy employed 13.7 million people, almost double the number in 2012
The sector of renewable energy represented 13.7 million jobs in 2022, a figure that almost doubles the 7.3 million it
Brussels. A new defeat for the Polish authorities in the migration reform. Germany gave the green light
Germany gave the green light for further work on the EU migration reform, which averts the risk of its failure.
At least two dead after two shootings in the city of Rotterdam
Two people died and one was seriously injured this Thursday in two shootings recorded in a home and a hospital
Five keys to understanding the crisis of the Chinese real estate giant Evergrande
The alleged house arrest of Hui Ka-yanthe founder and chairman of the indebted Chinese real estate giant Evergrandeor the difficulties
US GDP grows 2.1% and increases unemployment benefit applications
The American economy maintained a fairly strong pace of growth in the second quarter, the Government confirmed on Thursday, and
Changes in the employment of couriers and drivers. Will a full-time job be necessary? The European Union wants this
The European Union will probably adopt provisions regarding the employment of full-time employees of various online platforms. Thanks to this,
One of the largest supermarkets in the US sells gold bars; They sell out in hours
The supermarket chain costcoone of the largest in the United States, is selling bullion goldand customers take them out of
Union accuses GM and Stellantis of attacks against strikers in the US
The president of the United Auto Workers (UAW) union, Shawn Fain, accused this Thursday General Motors (GM) and Stellantis from
Sale of Portuguese TAP ends large flag airlines in Europe
The beginning of the privatization of the Portuguese airline TAP ends with the large flag airlines of Europe, in a
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