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Senior Reporter @WSJ in New York covering global shipping and supply chains. Loeb business award winner. Previously in London, Athens, Singapore and Bangkok.
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The strongest El Niño in a generation is wreaking havoc on global economy

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By Costas Paris Verified, Ed Ballard Verified
| MSN Verified
For Clément Ray, chief executive of French insect-protein company Innovafeed, El Niño has been a welcome arrival. “It's perfect timing for us,” he said. Innovafeed breeds black soldier flies in a factory in northern France and turns the larvae into an ingredient for fish feed and other products. Until recently, it has been a premium product, a greener alternative to the fish meal that underpins the $300 billion-plus aquaculture industry.
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The Strongest El Niño in a Generation Is Wreaking Havoc on Global Economy — WSJ

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By Ed Ballard Verified, Costas Paris Verified
| Trading View
By Ed Ballard and Costas Paris For Clément Ray, chief executive of French insect-protein company Innovafeed, El Niño has been a welcome arrival. "It's perfect timing for us," he said. Innovafeed breeds black soldier flies in a factory in northern France and turns the larvae into an ingredient for fish feed and other products. Until recently, it has been a premium product, a greener alternative to the fish meal that underpins the $300 billion-plus aquaculture industry.
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Little-known China company faces scrutiny for funding Iran

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By Anika Seth Verified, Costas Paris Verified, Patricia Kowsmann Verified
| MSN Verified
Chinese leader Xi Jinping last year summoned dozens of leaders from the nation's top private companies to a rare meeting , calling on them to help China navigate economic difficulties. Sitting with luminaries such as Alibaba's Jack Ma and DeepSeek founder Liang Wenfeng, according to state media, was a 55-year-old man named Chen Jianhua, founder of a company called Hengli Group. To the outside world, Hengli—which in Chinese means “eternal strength”—may not ring a bell.
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