Yahoo Finance Darren Woods’ Investments Have Given Exxon Mobil a Financial Edge
The CEO slashed costs and spent money when others were skeptical. Now, Exxon is brimming with low-cost oil.
The CEO slashed costs and spent money when others were skeptical. Now, Exxon is brimming with low-cost oil.
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LONDON (Reuters) -Four decades ago, a rare earth processing plant on France's Atlantic coast was one of the largest in the world, churning out materials used to make colour televisions, arc lights and camera lenses. Its current owner Solvay is racing to return the plant at La Rochelle to its former glory after years of diminished output as Europe seeks to boost production of the minerals fuelling the green energy transition. The factory's 76-year history is a microcosm of the challenges Europe and the United States face as they seek to reverse massive migration of rare earth processing to China that took place around 25 years ago.
The yuan is facing its highest level of capital outflow in eight years, according to new research, and data suggest a wave of offshore yuan remittances from Hong Kong to mainland China have helped offset some of the currency's looming depreciation pressures. China's trailing 12-month net capital outflows stood at US$139 billion as of May 2024, the worst year for the figure since the period from 2016 to 2017, said the French investment bank Natixis in a presentation on Tuesday. Firms are reluctan
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The Australian sharemarket tumbled on Wednesday after a shock inflation print sparked fears of a possible rate hike.
Hozon New Energy Automobile, the start-up behind the Neta brand of electric vehicles (EVs), has applied to raise capital in Hong Kong, joining BYD, Xpeng and Li Auto in using the world's fourth-largest stock market as the launching pad to fund its overseas expansion and escape China's brutal discount war. Hozon plans to use the money from its initial public offering (IPO) to support its "internationalisation strategy", where it plans to "localise" its production facilities in different markets,