Airbus CEO says hydrogen plane is 'the ultimate solution' but cautions a lot of work lies ahead
While there is excitement in some quarters about hydrogen planes, a considerable amount of work needs to be done to commercialize the technology.
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DeepMind scientists say they trained an A.I. to control a nuclear fusion reactor
The London-based AI lab, which is owned by Alphabet, says it has trained an AI system to control and sculpt a superheated plasma in a nuclear fusion reaction.
Luxury goods group Kering confident Gucci sales growth will continue after bumper 2021 revenues
Kering CEO Francois-Henri Pinault told CNBC he's confident Gucci will continue to deliver growth for the company this year, following record revenues in 2021.
Blinken makes dramatic bid at UN to prevent Russian invasion of Ukraine
"Let me be clear, I am here today not to start a war but to prevent one," Secretary of State Antony Blinken said.
Britain's former deputy prime minister is now one of the most powerful people at Meta
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has tasked Nick Clegg with leading Meta on "all policy matters" around the world.
PR firms are facing a backlash for 'greenwashing' Big Oil — and the pressure on them is growing
A study has shown the PR industry plays a key role in downplaying the seriousness of the climate crisis — and the pressure to hold it accountable is mounting.
Insider tips on visiting France’s wineries – for rookies and experts alike
An industry that once resisted the open-door policies of "New World" wine regions continues to welcome visitors for tours, tastings and other activities.
NATO says Russia is increasing troop numbers at Ukrainian border, calls for talks
NATO has accused Russia of increasing its troop count at the Ukrainian border a day after Moscow claimed it had begun withdrawing some of its military units.
North Sea green hydrogen project to harness offshore wind and use existing pipeline
According to RWE, the H2opZee project will produce green hydrogen using offshore wind.
European Central Bank member says its bond buying could end in the third quarter
A prominent member of the European Central Bank's Governing Council has said its net asset purchases could end in the third quarter of this year.
Russia says it's begun partial troop pullback from Ukraine border; NATO urges caution
Russia's Defense Ministry has announced it is sending some troops at the Ukrainian border back to their bases.
Banks haven't quit coal. Study says commercial lenders have channeled $1.5 trillion to the industry since 2019
The research shows how a tiny number of financial institutions from a handful of countries play an outsized role in keeping the coal industry afloat.
UAE's DP World commits £1 million to Prince William foundation's Earthshot Prize finalists
"This is the decisive decade," Prince William said at the Dubai Expo site during an event celebrating some of the contest's finalists.
As the Russia-Ukraine crisis unfolds, China and Taiwan are watching
China had been mostly silent as tensions have risen between NATO and Russia over Ukraine, until earlier this month.
Here's how much money athletes at the Beijing Olympics earn for winning medals
Team USA, for example, rewards its athletes $37,500 for every gold medal won, $22,500 for silver and $15,000 for bronze.
U.S. closes its embassy in Kyiv, citing 'dramatic acceleration' of Russian troops
Secretary of State Antony Blinken ordered the U.S. Embassy in Kyiv closed and directed embassy staff to relocate to western Ukraine.
Coal mines transformed society. Now, their flooded remains could heat the homes of the future
Most mines in the U.K. have fallen silent, but their centuries-old story isn't necessarily over.
Russia crisis begins disrupting Ukraine air travel as insurers drop some aircraft coverage
Ukraine International Airlines says it moved five Boeing 737s to Spain after insurers refused to cover flights in Ukrainian airspace.
'A very scary concept': Energy ministers fearful of oil prices surpassing $100 a barrel
It comes at a time when more than a dozen countries have urged their citizens to leave Ukraine amid warnings of an imminent Russian invasion.
'Ukrainians feel that they've been abandoned,' ambassador says as crisis intensifies
"The problem is that Ukrainians are pushed, you know, to panic," Vadym Prystaiko, Ukraine's ambassador to the U.K., said Monday.
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