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The three ports have committed to providing the necessary infrastructure, while DFDS has promised that by 2030 at least two of its ships sailing between Belgium and Sweden will run on ammonia.

The number of corporate bankruptcies in Germany has risen sharply, continuing an already upward trend. A tough financial climate impacted by global events is believed to have irreparably damaged many firms. Germany’s

Tesla shareholders have voted to reinstate an all-stock compensation package for CEO Elon Musk, after it was thrown out in a legal challenge in January. Tesla shareholders voted on Thursday to restore

Policymakers at the US Federal Reserve have said “modest” progress has been made toward lowering inflation to a target level of 2%. Only one rate cut is expected this year. The US

According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), more money is being invested in solar power than in all other sources of electricity combined. Global investment in clean energy will reach $2 trillion (€1.84 trillion)

McDonald’s has lost a legal dispute against an Irish fast food chain. A top EU court ruled the global giant could not exclusively call its chicken burgers “Big Mac.” McDonald’s lost a long-running

The world has never had so many rich people, according to the World Wealth Report. And they are richer than ever, thanks to their investments in the stock market boom. Last year’s

The head of the Japanese car making giant gave an apologetic press conference after an internal review found Toyota had cheated on certification tests. Japan’s government is also investigating. Toyota Motor Corporation

A few days before the end of May it was already confirmed by the Royal Meteorological Institute of Belgium (IRM) that the past six months were the wettest Belgium has seen since

Inflation in the 20-nation eurozone has risen faster than expected in May. But the European Central Bank is still expected to cut interest rates at a June 6 meeting. Consumer prices in