The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has announced significant changes to the UK listing rules, aimed at attracting more companies to list on the London Stock Exchange. The new rules include relaxing requirements around free float and dual-class share structures, making it easier for tech companies to go public in the UK. These changes are expected to boost the competitiveness of the UK market and attract more high-growth companies to list in London.
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‘We Hear You, Mr. President’: The World Lines Up to Buy American Gas
President Trump's cabinet is rolling back regulations to extract fossil fuels, leading to increased interest in buying American liquefied natural gas from countries seeking to balance trade or avoid tariffs. Deals are being made with nations like Japan, South Africa, and India, despite concerns about the impact on climate change. The energy transition to cleaner sources is facing challenges as gas investments grow, with the U.S. aiming to secure long-term gas supply contracts globally. Full...
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