SMEs in the construction sec-tor, increasing their productivity, margins, and resource efficiency. The Group currently has more than 13 400 customers and 270 employees distributed across Norway, ...

Jan. 24Target, which had already curbed its LGBTQ Pride merchandise line in response to conservative backlash, announced it would pull back on racial hiring targets, end its Racial Equity Action ...

but the stability of the US government and the role of the US dollar as the foundation of global capitalism. An editorial in the Washington Post warned: In times of panic, these bonds usually ...

BINH DUONG, Vietnam — Lego opened a $1 billion factory in Vietnam on Wednesday that it says will make toys without adding planet-warming gas to the atmosphere by relying entirely on clean energy.

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Nymex natural gas futures are down 5.3% at $3.612/mmBtu, giving back gains after yesterday’s 10% jump. (anthony.harrup@wsj.com) ...

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The remaining 10%-20% of the factory's energy needs will be met through agreements with other clean energy producers. "Lego and Vietnam, we are having the same aspirations. We both want to be ...

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Affirm led the rebound on Wednesday. The buy now, pay later firm closed Wednesday up nearly 22%, clawing back steep losses from earlier in the week. Shares plunged after the initial tariff news ...