Exelon weighs splitting the generation and utility units
Exelon Corp weighing a potential spin off of its power generation unit including Constellation into a separate company. CEO Chris Crane says no decision yet as review continues with outside advisers. A split could keep Constellation in Baltimore if headquartered with the new entity, affecting regulators finances and employees. The move follows industry trends of separating market based generation from regulated utilities. Exelon operates utilities in Delaware Illinois Maryland New Jersey Pennsylvania and Washington DC including BGE Delmarva Power and Pepco.
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Pandemic Alters World’s Top Restaurants in Belgium and Beyond
In Antwerp and across Europe the luxury dining scene grapples with lockdowns as three star chefs pivot to takeout and online experiences. Sergio Herman warns of slow recovery while Le Pristine and De Librije offer high priced boxes and virtual classes, yet warn that home meals cannot replace in person dining.
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ASEAN China lead world’s largest trade pact signed online
China and 14 partners including ASEAN members sealed the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership to form the world’s biggest trading bloc. The deal, signed virtually at the ASEAN summit, aims to accelerate post pandemic recovery, reduce tariffs gradually, and broaden regional supply chains while leaving a path open for India to rejoin in the future.
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Brexit trade deal may not succeed this year says Frost
London and Brussels edge toward a post Brexit trade framework with both sides citing limited progress and tight timelines. David Frost warns agreement may not be reached while George Eustice stresses urgency as key issues fishing rights and competition rules remain unresolved. Ireland cautions no deal if London breaching international law headline the week’s stakes and the Lords reject the Internal Market Bill amid global concern.
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