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An Oil Company Went Up in Flames, Burning Lenders and the Planet

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China’s Coal Support Continues With $31 Billion Finance Promise

(Bloomberg) — China continues to set itself apart from global peers when it comes to coal, allocating more than 200 billion yuan ($31 billion) in financing at a time when most global banks are shunning the fuel.Most Read from BloombergStartup Fever Is Gripping the World’s Last Big Untapped NationHong Kong’s New Museum Tries to Please Art World — and BeijingElizabeth Holmes Faces Last-Ditch Chance to Testify at TrialA Denser City, But at What Cost?An Oil Company Went Up in Flames, Burning Lender

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