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TotalEnergies sues Charge+ over sale of EV charging assets

[SINGAPORE] TotalEnergies Charging Services Singapore has sued fellow electric vehicle (EV) charging operator Charge+ over an asset purchase agreement, seeking damages to be assessed.In its statement of claim filed on Sep 25, the EV charging network operator of French integrated energy company TotalEnergies said that Charge+ was to purchase its various EV charge points, inventory, related contracts, and the rights and licences to operate those charge points.But the buyer repudiated the asset purchase agreement dated May 5, TotalEnergies alleged, causing loss and damage.

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Nestle Completes Sale of Remaining Herta Stake

Nestle has completed the sale of its remaining 40% stake in Herta Foods to Casa Tarradellas, ending their joint venture. This move aligns with Nestle's strategic focus on healthy nutrition and plant-based products. The sale reflects Nestle's portfolio discipline and intention to concentrate on faster-growing areas. The company is also reviewing its water and vitamins businesses under new CEO Philipp Navratil.

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The CAC 40 Index Closes 0.00% Lower

The CAC 40 Index fell -0.3 points or 0.00 percent on Wednesday to close at 8104 points.Leading the losses are Edenred (-1.34%), Dassault Systemes (-0.46%) and TotalEnergies SE (-0.43%).Top gainers were Kering (1.12%), Eurofins Scientific SE (0.84%) and LVMH (0.77%).

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3 artificial intelligence stocks you can buy and hold for the next decade

Nvidia, TSMC, and ASML are all foundational stocks of the booming AI market.

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CAC 40 Ends Around the Flatline

The CAC 40 closed little changed at the 8104 level during the shortened and thinly traded Christmas Eve session, following a two-day decline.The luxury sector gained, with LVMH adding 0.8%, Hermes rising 0.6% and L’Oreal edging up 0.3%.On the downside, Sanofi lost 0.%, with the company announcing it will acquire Dynavax.Schneider Electric fell 0.3%, and TotalEnergies dropped 0.4%.Paris stock market will remain closed on Thursday and Friday for Christmas and Boxing Day holidays.

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