Lancashire Council’s Fracking Stance Sparks Debate Amid Energy Policy Shifts
Local Government Energy Decision Draws National Attention The Reform UK-led Lancashire County Council has declined to support a motion calling…
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Banking giant HSBC has upgraded Freeport-McMoRan shares from hold to buy, with a new $50 price target representing 20% upside potential. The move comes as copper prices have surged 23% year-to-date, outpacing the S&P 500’s gains, driven by supply constraints and growing demand from technology sectors.
Financial services firm HSBC has upgraded its rating for Freeport-McMoRan shares from hold to buy, according to recent reports. Analyst Jonathan Brandt reportedly increased his price target to $50 per share from $43, signaling approximately 20% potential gain ahead based on the analysis.
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Member states of the International Maritime Organization are set to decide on a groundbreaking global carbon pricing system for shipping emissions. The vote comes amid strong opposition from the United States, which has threatened sanctions against supporting nations.
Member states of the International Maritime Organization will decide Friday whether to adopt a comprehensive plan to cut carbon emissions from global shipping, according to reports from London. The vote comes despite significant opposition from the United States, which has threatened sanctions against countries supporting the measure.
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Apple’s latest iPhone Air model has reportedly sold out across Chinese online platforms within hours of pre-orders opening. The surge in demand follows recent government approval of eSIM technology for smartphones in China, removing previous regulatory barriers for the device’s launch.
Apple’s iPhone Air has reportedly sold out across online stores in China within hours of pre-orders opening on Friday, according to reports from the South China Morning Post. Sources indicate that demand surged immediately after pre-orders became available, with multiple color and storage configurations listed as unavailable within the first two hours across both Apple’s official online store and their Tmall flagship store.