John Davis News
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Maria Shriver has a thing for pizza -- or at least investing in a chain that sells it.
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An unprecedented slump in global carbon prices is luring polluters in Australia seeking to reduce emission costs and protect against the threat of their own market being scrapped.
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Carbon credits from projects to halt deforestation can achieve “premium prices” compared with other types of voluntary offsets as demand is set to quadruple in the next three years, according to CF Partners.
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They call it “money camp.” Twice a week, 6- to 11-year-old scions of wealthy families take classes on being rich. They compete to corner commodities markets in Pit, the raucous Parker Brothers card game, and take part in a workshop called “business in a box,” examining products that aren’t obvious gold mines, such as the packaging on Apple Inc.’s iPhone rather than the phone itself.
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Executives facing trial in U.S. courts over accusations of bribing foreign officials may be encouraged to fight charges as prosecutors regroup after two courtroom setbacks and await a verdict in their largest overseas corruption probe targeting individuals.
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Batman, Tony Stark and Abe Lincoln will have to do a lot more than save the planet this summer.
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Yell Group Plc , the publisher of the U.K.’s yellow pages directories, dropped the most in two years in London trading after saying that Chief Executive Officer John Condron and Chief Financial Officer John Davis are leaving.
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There was never a doubt that President Herbert Hoover would be renominated as the Republican Party’s standard-bearer in June 1932.
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CF Partners (U.K.) LLP, the London investment manager, is expanding beyond mandatory carbon trading to offer voluntary emission reduction products and services to boost sales.
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United Nations talks on protecting forests aren’t moving fast enough even though voluntary projects are already generating emissions reductions, a Kenyan delegate attending this week’s climate talks said.
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