Turkish energy firm secures $340M for infrastructure investments
Enerjisa Enerji has signed a long-term $340 million sustainability-linked loan agreement with international lenders and financial institutions to strengthen Türkiye’s energy infrastructure and advance grid modernization efforts, the company said on Monday.
The financing, provided by the International Finance Corporation (IFC), Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB), Dutch Entrepreneurial Development Bank (FMO),
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Read MoreHSA or FSA? The Best Choice May Depend on Your Retirement Plans.
Both accounts can help relieve some of the financial burden of healthcare expenses.
There’s no denying that healthcare costs can sometimes be a burden. Whether it’s visits to the doctor, appointments with specialists, prescriptions, procedures, or other medical expenses, these costs can quickly add up and strain a budget.
Although many factors contribute to setting prices beyond most people’s control,
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Read MoreIs Glencore’s share price set to surge further on booming commodities prices?
Glencore’s (LSE: GLEN) share price has been in a bullish trend since early April. Specifically, it has jumped around 47% from the 7 April £2.36 opening price to £3.46 now.
The key underlying reason was the US announcement of wide-ranging tariffs on multiple products.
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Read MoreCryptocurrency to be recognised as 'property' under Indian law: Madras High Court
Madras High Court in a significant ruling, has held that cryptocurrency now qualifies as “property” under Indian law, an asset capable of being owned, enjoyed, and held in trust.
“There can be no doubt that cryptocurrency is a property. It is not a tangible property, nor is it a currency.
Read MoreTesla Stock Just Reported Record Free Cash Flow. Does That Make TSLA a Buy for November 2025?
Tesla’s (TSLA) third-quarter earnings report contained an interesting nugget—free cash flow jumped to nearly $4 billion, a record for the company. In comparison, free cash flow in the second quarter was only $146 million, whereas in Q3 2024, it was $2.7 billion. So, $4 billion represented a significant increase.
TSLA stock is down 1.3% in the last week following the company’s Oct.
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10 Predictors of Stock Price Performance
Today will be a twist on the usual programming. We had a reader ask “what are the predictors of stock price performance?” and so we created ten bullet points to highlight the most important factors to examine.
The ten factors below are key determinants of share price performance over the medium to long-term…
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Market Commentary: 1 Oil Stock With Barrels of Upside
While the S&P 500 rallied from its October lows, crude oil prices and the shares of energy companies like Conoco Phillips, have declined. This trend, however, may present an investment opportunity as undervalued assets like COP become attractive.
Conoco Phillips’ stock, tracking the oil futures, showed a decline until a notable recovery in mid-December,
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