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Google reaches agreement to pay French publishers for content
Google has reached a first-of-its-kind agreement to pay French publishers for web content. The search giant and French publishers’ lobby’s deal will pave the way for individual licensing agreements for French publications, and aims to provide a sustainable way for them to bring in revenue The deal will be closely watched by other platforms such...
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Oil-rich Abu Dhabi targets hydrogen as future export fuel
DUBAI (BLOOMBERG) - Abu Dhabi's government-run oil company is teaming up with two of its sovereign wealth funds to turn the petroleum-rich emirate into an exporter of blue and green hydrogen. Abu Dhabi National Oil Co (Adnoc) formed an alliance with Mubadala Investment Co and ADQ to produce hydrogen from renewable energy, known as green hydrogen, ADQ said in a statement. Adnoc will independently develop blue hydrogen, which is produced from natural gas in a process that captures emissions of carbon dioxide. In a related deal, Abu Dhabi Future Energy Co, also known as Masdar, agreed with Siemens Energy to develop a facility to make green hydrogen at Masdar City in Abu Dhabi, Mubadala said in a statement. Munich-based Siemens Energy is already building a hydrogen demonstration plant at the Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Solar Park in the neighbouring emirate of Dubai. Abu Dhabi, the capital and largest sheikhdom in the United Arab Emirates, will market both versions of the fuel overseas and at home. Some Middle Eastern states that built their fortunes on oil are seeking to develop hydrogen as fuel, given a shift among some of their
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Amazon to face US union push in 2021
In 2021, Amazon is poised to face a renewed challenge from groups it has long countered: unions. Energized by protests at Amazon’s US warehouses and a more labor-friendly administration assuming office, unions are campaigning at the world’s largest online retailer to see if its warehouse or grocery workers would like to join their ranks. A major test is expected early next year when workers at one warehouse decide whether to unionize. The company has not faced a union election in the United States since 2014, and a “yes” vote would be the first ever for a US Amazon facility. Amazon, America’s second-biggest private employer behind Walmart, has told workers it already offers the pay and benefits unions promise, and it has trained managers to spot organizing activity. Its operation in France offers a picture of what the company would avoid: Strong unions there precipitated a month-long closure of its warehouses this year. The upcoming vote is for associates in Amazon’s fulfillment center in Bessemer, Alabama, who will weigh whether to join the Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union (RWDSU). The organizing committee has launched a social media campaign, shared union authorization cards and collected enough to hold the election. This week and last, the RWDSU
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