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German offshore wind farms to offer subsidy-free power

  Bloomberg German’s electricity grid regulator approved bids to build what will be the first offshore wind farms that depend entirely on market prices instead of government support and subsidy. The decision by Bundesnetzagentur, or BNetzA, grants power purchase agreements for 1,490 megawatts of wind farms to be built in the North Sea. Developers promised to supply power from the ...

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Prosecutors allege horse laundering in Samsung trial

  Bloomberg The South Korean trial of Samsung heir Jay Y. Lee for alleged bribery took an unusual twist as prosecutors said the company tried to conceal its gift of a 1 billion won horse ($885,000) by exchanging it for another animal. Prosecutors disclosed a series of text messages, emails and memos among Lee’s lieutenants to support allegations Samsung Electronics ...

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China credit growth accelerates as shadow banking gauge picks up

  Bloomberg China’s broadest measure of new credit increased more than estimated in March amid strong growth in shadow banking. New loans slowed for a second month while the money supply increased at the most sluggish pace since July. Aggregate financing stood at 2.12 trillion yuan ($308 billion), the People’s Bank of China said, versus a median estimate of 1.5 ...

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