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It isn’t an attempt to surmount market forces but to offer an alternative to adversaries’ capital.
Norway’s $1.9 trillion wealth fund says global banks need to start telling investors how much of their revenue is being omitted from CO2 emissions reports.
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Money Talks News on MSNNorway's Wealth Fund Makes Every Citizen a Crown MillionaireNorway's massive sovereign wealth fund reaches $818 billion, making each citizen a theoretical millionaire in crowns. The ...
Kazakhstan’s central bank is exploring crypto investments for national reserves, drawing inspiration from Norway, the US and ...
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The Express Tribune on MSNGaza and the West's crisis of conscienceThe war in Gaza has unfolded in real time, pixel by pixel, on the world's screens - and with it, a catalogue of suffering so vast it defies human comprehension. Nearly two years since it began, ...
As Western governments repress Palestine solidarity and enable Israel’s impunity, the “liberal international order” is no ...
A legendary investor known for contrarian bets says the best against-the-grain trade available at the moment would be to buy Chinese stocks.
Norway’s largest private pension fund has excluded two defense companies from its portfolio, citing their ties to the Israeli military and the war in Gaza.
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