[ad_1] Gevo and Dublin-based Future Energy Global (FEG) have signed a breakthrough offtake agreement that supports airlines and other companies in slashing their carbon footprints. Under this multi-year deal, FEG will buy Scope 1 and Scope 3 carbon abatement credits tied to 10 million gallons per year of Gevo’s Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) from its upcoming ATJ-60 facility. This deal also gives FEG the option to expand its SAF purchase volume later. This will help airlines and corporations meet net-zero targets more quickly. Dr. Patrick R. Gruber, CEO of Gevo said, “Gevo has always planned to leverage SAF market economics…
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[ad_1] Image source: Getty Images QinetiQ Group (LSE: QQ.) shocked FTSE 250 investors with a profit warning on 17 March. But is it set to bounce back? In a trading update, the defence and security specialist lowered its full-year organic revenue growth forecast for 2025 to about 2%. At Q3 time in January, it had told us to expect “high single digit organic revenue growth“. It sweetened the revenue downgrade a bit by announcing “an extension to our share buyback programme of up to £200m over the next two years“. Up and down The QinetiQ share price fell back to……
[ad_1] The United States and China are in a trade war face-off. The US exported $143bn worth of goods to China in 2024 and has a trade deficit of $295bn. To curb that, President Donald Trump has ratcheted tariffs up to a never-before heard of 145 percent on China, which has retaliated with 125 percent taxes on US goods. While Trump has paused tariffs on most countries for 90 days, China is not on that list, escalating tensions between the two countries. Earlier this week, China’s Ministry of Commerce said it is willing to “fight to the end” and has…
[ad_1] Image source: Getty Images The last couple of weeks have been a whirlwind. And despite preparing for a downturn, I’m among the millions of investors who have seen their ISAs hit. There’s almost nowhere to hide in the current market. Investors looking at general market trends may be tempted to suggest that global stocks will recover in the coming years. However, I’d add a word of caution. If Donald Trump’s tariffs remain in place as they are (as we understand them to be), stocks still look overvalued. There’s also a lot of uncertainty. However, I expect to most tariffs…
[ad_1] Image source: Getty Images April has been a crazy time for the stock market. It has either been plunging or surging, depending on what President Trump says on social media. As many Foolish investors probably did, I used the recent sell-off to buy a few stocks, including Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA). I invested in the chipmaker at $95 last week after its share price plunged 15% in the space of a couple of days. This meant the stock was back where it had been around 12 months earlier. Here are three reasons I took the opportunity to pounce on Nvidia. Valuation…
[ad_1] Image source: Getty Images Looking for the best cheap UK shares to buy right now? Here are two I think deserve serious attention right now. RWS Holdings The projected rise of artificial intelligence (AI) poses a risk to a vast range of companies. This includes RWS Holdings (LSE:RWS), which provides translation and localisation services to businesses around the globe. Yet, while this disruptive threat demands serious attention, I think the company may not be as affected as some fear. This is because some of the sectors it covers — think legal services, life sciences, and aerospace and defence, for…
[ad_1] Image source: Getty Images Legal & General Group (LSE: LGEN) shares go ex-dividend on 24 April. As someone with a big stake in the high-yielding FTSE 100 stock, the date is marked on my calendar. Personally, I won’t be rushing to buy more before the deadline, but only because I already hold a hefty chunk. Also, buying just before an ex-dividend date isn’t always a win. The share price typically drops by the value of the dividend on the day, so investors aren’t getting something for nothing. Still, for long-term investors looking to take a position, today may be…
[ad_1] Image source: Getty Images This FTSE 100 ultra-high-yield dividend share has taken quite a bruising in recent market turbulence, but to be fair, most stocks have. Wealth manager M&G (LSE: MNG) is in the business of actively managing investment funds, which means it’s on the front line of stock market volatility. When things get choppy, it feels the pain. And lately, it’s been feeling a lot of it. The share price has slumped by 14.5% in just a month. Over the last year, it’s down 10%. The asset management sector has been out of fashion, and M&G hasn’t been…
[ad_1] Image source: Getty Images 2018 was apprently the best year for passive income investors ever, with a record total of £85.2bn paid in dividends by FTSE 100 companies. According to AJ Bell‘s Dividend Dashboard, which surveys analyst forecasts, 2025 is unlikely to beat that. But it could come close, with projections for £83bn. We also have £28.9bn in FTSE 100 buyback plans so far. That’s more than half of 2024’s total, and we’re only just past the first quarter. Forecasts suggest this could lead into a new all-time record in 2026. Passive income investors might never have had it…
[ad_1] Carbon Credit Trading Platform MarketOn April 14,2025, Exactitude Consultancy., Ltd. released a research report titled “Carbon Credit Trading Platform Market”. This report covers the global Carbon Credit Trading Platform market sales, sales volume, price, market share, ranking of major companies, etc., and provides a detailed analysis by region, country, product type, and application. It also forecasts the market size of automotive kick sensors based on market patterns from 2020 to 2034 and future market trends. Along with quantitative data, this study also provides qualitative analysis for companies to formulate growth strategies, evaluate the competitive environment, and analyze their market…