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Luxury galore! How does Alice Walton spend $135 billion? Inside the lifestyle of the world's richest woman

The 77-year-old Alice Walton's wealth increased by an estimated $33 billion over the 12 months leading up to March, as Walmart's shares climbed 30%

Luxury galore! How does Alice Walton spend $135 billion? Inside the lifestyle of the world's richest woman

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NNPC considers 5% to 10% stake sale in planned IPO

The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC Ltd.) is considering selling between 5% and 10% of its equity through a potential initial public offering (IPO), with the proposed listing…

  • NNPC may sell 5-10% equity stake in planned IPO.
  • CEO Bashir Bayo Ojulari announced potential IPO on November 3, 2026.
  • Secondary listing considered in London or New York.

“Cut Shipping’s Black Carbon to Protect the Arctic”: Clean Arctic Alliance Response to ICCI & UNEP Overshoot & Cryosphere Reports

Responding to publication of two reports, Overshoot and the Cryosphere: Averting Global Meltdown and State of the Cryosphere 2026: The Cost of Overshoot by the International Cryosphere Climate…

  • Clean Arctic Alliance urges shipping to cut black carbon emissions to protect Arctic.
  • Reports from ICCI & UNEP highlight cryosphere loss intensifies with warming.
  • Polar fuels proposal under consideration to reduce black carbon emissions in Arctic.

Portugal signs TAP sale contract with Lufthansa, pledging to keep airline Portuguese

The government and Lufthansa have signed a contract for the sale of TAP to the German group, which says it will remain a "Portuguese airline"; the prime minister pledges to preserve the "TAP brand and…

  • Portuguese government signs TAP sale contract with Lufthansa.
  • Prime Minister emphasizes preserving TAP's identity and brand.
  • Lufthansa CEO Carsten Spohr pledges TAP will remain Portuguese airline.

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