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The dispute between the presidency and Eskom’s board highlights growing tensions over the sequencing of the utility’s break-up, with investors closely watching whether the transfer of transmission assets will weaken Eskom’s balance sheet or alter protections for creditors.
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When the head of risk management was not in the office, its representative, CEO Pütz, approved the €5 million loan for "Pasha". The supervisory board also played a questionable role.
Washington imposed a 15% tariff and price floors on all imported polysilicon on Friday, a crucial material in solar panels.
A record 118 pub operators went bankrupt in the first six months of the year.
Tens of thousands of people stormed into a Spanish enclave, triggering a crisis. Online giants are partly to blame, the EU Commission has found. Now fact-checkers are supposed to help.
A German power company agreed to cancel offshore wind development leases, bringing total reimbursements owed by US taxpayers to nearly $4 billion.
Softcare maintains that its brand, which has been in the market for more than 14 years, has...