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(Bloomberg) — Canada Pension Plan Investment Board will invest 15 billion rupees ($200 million) to develop offices in southern India with local firm RMZ Corp. Read More

LONDON — Confidence among big businesses in Britain about their profits in the year ahead has hit a record high, helped by the country’s coronavirus vaccinations and hopes for less Brexit disruption, a survey of chief finance officers showed. Read

Prince Harry arrived back in Britain on Sunday ahead of his grandfather’s funeral in Windsor, the Sun newspaper reported https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/14612636/prince-harry-arrives-back-in-uk, citing an eye witness. Read More

Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge After several senators criticized the company, Apple said on Sunday it would send its chief compliance officer to an April 21st hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee, Bloomberg reported. Leaders of the Senate

COTONOU — Vote counting began in Benin on Sunday after a presidential poll that was boycotted by some opposition parties over pre-election violence and their objection to President Patrice Talon’s quest for a second term. Read More

(Bloomberg) — Hong Kong’s CLP Holdings Ltd. is looking offshore to help meet a growing need for renewable energy, as limited land supply in the city poses a challenge to building clean-power capacity. Read More

President-elect Joe Biden marked the five-year anniversary of the Paris climate-change pact on Saturday, pledging to increase the U.S.’s ambition toward the voluntary global agreement that the Trump administration had quit.

(Bloomberg) — An ambitious pledge to cut greenhouse-gas emissions under consideration by the U.S. gives President Joe Biden more leverage when he hosts leaders for a climate change summit later this month — presenting a particular challenge to China’s Xi

(Bloomberg) — A multibillion-dollar project to tap virgin oil fields in east Africa is expected to get the green light this weekend, highlighting an uncomfortable truth about the energy industry. Read More

The new chief executive of the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board has no plans to institute a blanket divestment of oil and gas assets during his tenure, in part because he believes science will find solutions to many of the