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Shell and Equinor join forces to create a major energy venture in the North Sea
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Shell and Equinor join forces to create a major energy venture in the North Sea

More news - Recent news Shell and Norwegian energy firm Equinor have unveiled plans to merge their offshore oil and gas businesses in the UK sector of the North Sea, marking a significant step in the energy sector. The joint venture, which will be owned equally by both companies, aims to strengthen energy security and continue fossil fuel production, navigating the UK's evolving energy landscape. The new entity, based in Aberdeen, Scotland, is set to become the largest independent oil and gas producer in the UK North Sea once the merger is completed, probably by the end of next year, pending the regulatory approval. Shell estimates the company will reach production levels in excess of 140,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day by 2025. “Domestic oil and gas will continue to p...
Trump announces key government appointments, emphasizing artificial intelligence, cryptocurrency and border security
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Trump announces key government appointments, emphasizing artificial intelligence, cryptocurrency and border security

Related media - Breaking news President-elect Donald Trump has revealed several significant appointments for his administration, which takes office on January 20. The announcements, made via a late-night statement, highlight priorities such as artificial intelligence (AI), cryptocurrency policy, border protection and diplomatic strategy. In line with his campaign promise to make the United States a global hub for cryptocurrency innovation, Trump appointed David Sacks, former president of PayPal operations, to lead efforts on artificial intelligence and digital currency policy . This move signals a commitment to promoting technological growth while providing clarity and stability to the cryptocurrency industry. “David Sacks will lead the legal framework that will ensure the p...
Trump plans to nominate Paul Atkins as SEC chairman in a cryptocurrency-friendly move
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Trump plans to nominate Paul Atkins as SEC chairman in a cryptocurrency-friendly move

Related media - Latest news Paul Atkins, CEO of Patomak Global Partners and an expert figure in financial regulation, has been chosen by President-elect Donald Trump to lead the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The announcement, made via a post on Truth Social, signals a significant shift in regulatory priorities, particularly towards a more cryptocurrency-friendly environment. If confirmed, Atkins will succeed Gary Gensler, whose tenure has been marked by aggressive actions in the cryptocurrency market. Gensler's policies have drawn harsh criticism from the digital assets industry, with many stakeholders accusing him of stifling innovation. Trump's appointment of Atkins reflects the administration's commitment to easing restrictions on cryptocurrencies, in line wit...
Apple’s latest innovation turns AirPods Pro 2 into hearing aids
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Apple’s latest innovation turns AirPods Pro 2 into hearing aids

More news - Breaking news In an exciting development for technology and healthcare, Apple is set to revolutionize the way we think about hearing care. With a simple software update, your everyday AirPods Pro 2 could soon double as a hearing aid for people with mild to moderate hearing loss. This innovation uses devices that are already a common accessory in everyday life, potentially making hearing care more accessible and less stigmatized. Millions of people currently use AirPods Pro 2 for their excellent sound quality when listening to music, making calls or enjoying podcasts. However, these devices are set to become even more versatile. After approval from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for new software updates, especially hearing aid and hearing test apps, these ...
South Korea’s political turmoil shakes markets but offers room for cautious optimism
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South Korea’s political turmoil shakes markets but offers room for cautious optimism

More news - Recent news South Korea has found itself in the global spotlight after a stunning series of political events this week, raising concerns about the future of Asia's fourth-largest economy. President Yoon Suk Yeol's sudden announcement of emergency martial law on Tuesday evening, followed by a swift reversal a few hours later, has injected new uncertainty into the country's economic and political landscape. Analysts warn that the fallout could worsen South Korea's already difficult economic outlook, but some believe the turmoil could pave the way for brighter prospects if deeper instability can be avoided. President Yoon initially justified the declaration of martial law as a necessary step to protect South Korea from “communist forces” present in North Korea and t...