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Will Nichols

  • Climate and ESG analyst, Verisk Maplecroft
London
As seen in: LinkedIn, MSN, MSN Malaysia, MSN Singapore, Daily Mail, MSN Philippines, MSN South Africa, The Guardian, Car and Driver, This is Money and
Covers:  transport, renewable energy, sustainability, environment
Climate/nature/environment @ Verisk Maplecroft. Into clean energy, #ESG investing, sustainable sourcing, EVs & #greensports. Sandwich aficionado. Views mine etc

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Anne Hathaway Sings, Sighs and Occasionally Cries in ‘Mother Mary’

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By Will Nichols
| Loyola Phoenix Verified
The tagline for “Mother Mary” reads: “This is not a ghost story. This is not a love story.” So what is “Mother Mary”? On the surface, “Mother Mary” is the story of a pop star reconnecting with her old friend and costume designer after hitting a rough moment in her personal and professional life — but in reality, it’s not that simple.
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Urgent warning for Australians as a fast-spreading new flu strain strikes

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By Will Nichols
| MSN South Africa Verified
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Glen Powell is Killer in ‘How to Make a Killing’

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By Will Nichols
| Loyola Phoenix Verified
How far would you go for $28 billion? This is the question at the core of the Feb. 20 release “How to Make a Killing.” The thriller-satire stars Glen Powell as Becket Redfellow, the son of a mother disowned by her extremely wealthy family due to her teenage pregnancy. Despite the disconnect from his family, Becket is eighth in line for the entirety of the family’s estate. This ludicrous sum of money would change anyone’s life — especially a lonely blue collar man like Redfellow.
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Awards

AOP Business Editorial Team of the Year

2012
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