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Is carbon removal finally getting serious?

  Fitfully, fretfully, the world is beginning to decarbonise. Fossil-fuel demand is likely to peak in the next few years. Solar and wind energy are growing ever cheaper. Related technology, such as battery storage, has improved dramatically. In its most recent report, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change cited “signs of progress” — by its standards, an expression of effusive ...

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Is this latest merger Spac era’s worst deal?

  The abysmal performance of businesses that have gone public by merging with special purpose acquisition companies (SPAC) has emboldened the US Securities and Exchange Commission to beef up investor protections and disclosure requirements. Spacs were touted as a shortcut to a stock-market listing and a way for retail investors to gain access to promising start-ups. But the hype and ...

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EasyJet’s bookings pick up ahead of summer season

Bloomberg EasyJet Plc reported a surge in summer bookings while saying there’s still too much uncertainty over demand to provide an outlook for the fiscal year ending in September. Sales over the past 10 weeks are running 6% ahead of 2019 levels, Luton, England-based EasyJet said after reporting a narrower first-half loss. Yet almost two-thirds of seats for the crucial ...

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