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European Union carbon permits had their biggest three-day drop since April 2006, extending losses after there was a lower bidding ratio in a sale today than in the previous four auctions.
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The New York Giants cashed in on early errors by the Cowboys and held on for a 29-24 win in Dallas that extends their lead atop the National Football Conference East Division.
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The European Commission considered installing a floor price in its carbon market for the third phase from 2013 to 2020 to spur clean investment, said the Carbon Markets & Investors Association.
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The Chicago Bears intercepted five passes from Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo, returning two for touchdowns in a 34-18 win.
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New York Giants coach Tom Coughlin said his team’s 24-17 loss to the Dallas Cowboys provided clear proof that a new National Football League season is here.
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New York Giants wide receiver Victor Cruz is taking his scoring, sales appeal and salsa steps into the National Football League playoffs with a possible $45 million payoff in sight.
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The Carbon Markets and Investors Association , a global trade group, backed calls by an environmental lobby to refuse carbon credits to projects linked with human rights violations.
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Tony Romo threw three touchdown passes, two to Kevin Ogletree, as the Dallas Cowboys beat the New York Giants 24-17 in the opening game of the National Football League’s regular season.
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A Lloyd’s of London insurer is offering carbon traders coverage that would pay out if the European Union changes its mind again on the emission credits it will accept in its cap-and-trade market, the world’s largest.
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For Rex Ryan and the New York Jets, the darkest moments of the fourth quarter were the prelude to the brightest.
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