Climate change protesters disrupted Australian Woodside Energy’s annual general meeting on Thursday with whistles and shouts. The demonstration heckled Chief Executive Meg O’Neill and caused multiple suspensions, according to a Reuters report.Investor dissent continued against Woodside’s gas projects and sustainability efforts, mirroring the previous year’s sentiment. Shareholder dissentNotably, prominent Australian pension funds…
The US Federal Reserve opted to maintain its key benchmark interest rate within the existing range of 4.25% to…
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