Jonathan Tirone is a Correspondent at various prominent publications including the Irish Independent and Bloomberg News. He specializes in covering themes related to energy and mining, finance, and international markets, with a particular focus on energy policy, renewable energy, and emerging markets. His work has been featured in esteemed outlets such as Fortune, Yahoo News, and The Boston Globe.
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By: Jonathan Tirone, Magdalena Del Valle, Hugo Miller
Chinese President Xi Jinping skipped the United Nations General Assembly during his US visit this week. That doesn’t mean Beijing is neglecting the world body.
By: Jonathan Tirone
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Verbund AG is enduring the driest year since it was founded almost eight decades ago, with water available for hydropower more than a third lower than usual.
By: Jonathan Tirone, Marton Eder, Sree Vidya Bhaktavatsalam
Raiffeisen Bank International Chief Executive Officer Michael Hoellerer said the Austrian lender’s efforts to exit Russia could gain fresh momentum if a €3.15 billion ($3.5 billion) windfall payment from a court ruling materializes.
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By: Marton Eder, Jonathan Tirone
Raiffeisen Bank International AG cleared a key hurdle to receiving a €3.2 billion ($3.6 billion) payout related to its Russian operations, with an Austrian court issuing a final verdict on a damages claim.
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