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La Primera de Expansión sobre Repsol, Moeve, Norges, Nvidia, CaixaBank, SpaceX y Shein

Repsol y Moeve pujarán por un megacontrato de casi 1.500 millones de euros para Defensa. Los dos gigantes de los combustibles quieren aprovechar el tirón del sector, tras lograr lotes en la adjudicación de 2022. Leer

La Primera de Expansión sobre Repsol, Moeve, Norges, Nvidia, CaixaBank, SpaceX y Shein

Repsol and Moeve are vying for a nearly 1.5 billion euro mega deal with Defense, capitalizing on the sector's surge following their 2022 wins. Azora plans to purchase nearly 2,000 properties, while the sovereign fund of Norway and Norway's sovereign wealth fund secured success in the banking sector's payments. SpaceX teamed up with Nvidia, and the United States and Canada clashed over tariffs.

The day's agenda includes the Council of Ministers holding its first meeting post-vacation, focusing on urgent measures in Ceuta and declaring disaster zones in communities hit by wildfires or floods. Financial Times reports that U.S. farmers face their worst crisis in decades due to soaring prices from the Iran war, and Shein's stock debut is discussed. Tune in to Financial Times coverage on Spotify, iVoox, and Apple Podcasts.

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