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Російські агресори пошкодили офіс мережі MasterZoo та компанії Suziria Group у Києві
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Російські агресори пошкодили офіс мережі MasterZoo та компанії Suziria Group у Києві

Офіс найбільшої української зоомережі MasterZoo та Suziria Group у бізнес-центрі Європасаж був пошкоджений 24 вересня внаслідок російської атаки на Київ. Про це NV Бізнес повідомила пресслужба компанії

Fossil-fuel firms in line for billions in benefits after answering Trump’s donation call
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Fossil-fuel firms in line for billions in benefits after answering Trump’s donation call

Senators’ report says taxpayers face higher bills after ‘bargain’ between president and major polluters The fossil fuel industry secured an estimated $190bn in tax breaks and subsidies over the next decade after responding to Donald Trump’s pre-election call for major campaign donations, leaving American taxpayers to shoulder higher bills and public health costs associated with pollution, according to a new report. Released on Thursday by Senator Sheldon Whitehouse, ranking member of the Senate environment and public works committee, and Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer, the report details what the senators describe as the fossil fuel industry’s expansive influence over the Trump administration. Continue reading...

Український бізнес може отримати до 15% кешбеку за інвестиції у стандарти ЄС — деталі
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Український бізнес може отримати до 15% кешбеку за інвестиції у стандарти ЄС — деталі

У межах спеціальних програм підтримки українського бізнесу Європейський Союз компенсує компаніям 10–15% вартості інвестицій у технології, необхідні для приведення діяльності у відповідність із законодавством і стандартами ЄС.

First Thing: Trump welcomes Xi to Washington amid tensions over trade, AI and Taiwan
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First Thing: Trump welcomes Xi to Washington amid tensions over trade, AI and Taiwan

State visit takes place at same time as UN general assembly, which Chinese leader has avoided. Plus, meet the people who are real-life Pokémon ‘professors’ Good morning. Donald Trump has welcomed Xi Jinping to the US, greeting the Chinese leader on the tarmac at Joint Base Andrews at the start of his state visit. Xi’s trip coincides with the UN general assembly in New York, but he is not attending the gathering. The pageantry will continue with a formal welcome on the South Lawn of the White House, private tea with the US president and first lady, and a tour of the National Archives, among other special events. The White House has also invited major tech leaders to a state dinner being held for Xi. What will the two leaders discuss? Amy Hawkins note in this explainer that topics are likely to include the development of AI technology, frosty trade relations and Taiwan. What developments have there been in US-China relations? The US treasury secretary, Scott ⁠Bessent, announced that the US ⁠and ​China agreed on Wednesday to extend the so-called Busan ⁠agreement – a temporary trade truce between the world’s two biggest economies. Who else has been invited to the US? The US has invited Vladimir Putin to take part in the G20 meeting scheduled to take place in Miami in December, in what would be the Russian leader’s first attendance at such a summit since he launched his invasion of Ukraine in 2022. The US secretary of state, Marco Rubio, said: “We hope that’s an invitation he’ll accept.” Why is Israel facing a water supply crisis? Israel is facing weeks of water shortages after an exceptional algae bloom crippled much of its desalination capacity, in a crisis scientists say was triggered when Israeli attacks destroyed much of Gaza’s wastewater infrastructure, causing a huge discharge of untreated sewage. Continue reading...

Reported assaults on Britain’s railways rise to nearly 25,000 a year
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Reported assaults on Britain’s railways rise to nearly 25,000 a year

Unions say record high figures, including assaults on rail workers as well as members of public, show need for more staff and policing Business live – latest updates The number of reported assaults on Britain’s railways has risen to a record high of almost 25,000 incidents in a year. Unions said the “horrendous” figures showed the need for more staff and policing, as the Office of Rail and Road (ORR) revealed a sharp increase in assaults on the travelling public and on railway staff last year. Continue reading...