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The world’s most expensive city is no longer in East Asia or Europe—or even the U.S.
Personal Finance

The world’s most expensive city is no longer in East Asia or Europe—or even the U.S.

By Alex Millson and Bloomberg
December 1, 2021
Wildlife Works-D Tapes
Environment

The corporate world’s race to net-zero hinges on tiny villages in the DR Congo

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November 27, 2021
Prello house in Aix-en-Provence, France.
Real Estate

While Americans flip McMansions, Europeans are slicing Provence dream villas into shares normal people can afford

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November 6, 2021
Business has an outsized role to play in tackling climate change
Environment

Business has an outsized role to play in tackling climate change

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October 27, 2021
Joe Biden speaking about climate
Politics

Why Biden’s best bet for his climate agenda may be dusting off an old plan from Mike Bloomberg

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October 26, 2021
Electricity power lines and cooling towers are seen at Eskom Holdings Ltd.'s Kendal power station in Delmas, South Africa, on Monday, Dec. 6, 2010.
Environment

The world’s ‘most polluting power company’ has a bold net-zero strategy: tap foreign donors

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October 6, 2021
It’s time to set a global ESG standard for investors
Commentary

It’s time to set a global ESG standard for investors

By Oliver Bäte and Hiro Mizuno
October 6, 2021
Bauhaus artists celebrated in new Paris exhibition with never-before-seen work
Lifestyle

Bauhaus artists celebrated in new Paris exhibition with never-before-seen work

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October 3, 2021
The IPCC climate report offers dire warnings—and a last, best chance to minimize the damage
Environment

The IPCC climate report offers dire warnings—and a last, best chance to minimize the damage

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August 9, 2021
Photo of slabs of lab-grown foie gras from French startup Gourmey being pan-fried.
Tech

French startup promises cruelty-free foie gras, grown in a lab

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July 14, 2021
Paris and Brexit-battered London fight to be crowned the global capital of green banking
Finance

Paris and Brexit-battered London fight to be crowned the global capital of green banking

By Alastair Marsh, Silla Brush and Bloomberg
July 3, 2021
Sanderson Le Creuset
International

‘A love affair with Le Creuset’: How a staple of the French kitchen turned into a global hit

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June 6, 2021
PARIS, FRANCE - MAY 19: A waiter serves customers on the terrace at Bar du Marche in Paris' 6th Arrondissement as cafes and restaurants across France re-open for the first time in over 6 months on May 19, 2021 in Paris, France. France is taking steps to ease the lockdown measures allowing cafe and restaurant terraces to open to 50% capacity, rolling back the nightly curfew to 9pm and reopening non-essential shops and cultural venues. France is currently reporting a seven-day average of around 14,000 new Covid-19 cases.
International

France opens borders to vaccinated Americans in time for summer travel

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June 4, 2021
The biggest Olympics hurdle: Finding host cities
International

The biggest Olympics hurdle: Finding host cities

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May 22, 2021
Rain, absent workers, no tourists: France braces for an uncertain reopening
International

Rain, absent workers, no tourists: France braces for an uncertain reopening

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May 18, 2021

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