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The European Union’s failure to fix an oversupply of emissions permits that depressed prices in its carbon market doesn’t materially increase the vulnerability of Australia’s climate program, said Anthony Hobley, president of the Climate Markets & Investment Association and head of climate change at Norton Rose LLP in London.
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Eight thin-film solar plants using First Solar Inc. modules built at a former Soviet military airport in Germany received more than 150 million euros ($200 million) in bank financing, law firm Norton Rose LLP said.
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South African Minister of Human Settlements Tokyo Sexwale and lawyers George Bizos and Bally Chuene opposed an application to remove them as directors from two companies started by Nelson Mandela.
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Mary Jo White, the former U.S. attorney in Manhattan, is under consideration to become the next chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, three people with knowledge of the matter said.
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Element Financial Corp. Chief Executive Officer Steven Hudson says selling repackaged leases to life insurance companies helped his Canadian firm avoid the “financial market heroin” that almost ruined his first leasing venture 14 years ago.
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Stanley Hartt has been hired by law firm Norton Rose LLP in Canada from Macquarie Group Ltd.’s Canadian unit, where he was chairman.
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Asia and Europe are equally important as markets for global shipping, while London is the industry’s leading financial center, according to Norton Rose LLP, an international law firm.
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Norton Rose LLP and Fulbright & Jaworski LLP are merging, putting the new firm among the 10 biggest in the world by revenue.
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Bingham McCutchen LLP lost two groups of prominent partners yesterday.
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Norton Rose LLP and Fulbright & Jaworski LLP are merging to put it among the 10 biggest law firms in the world by revenue.
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