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Following recommendations from the Council on Ethics, the Government Pension Fund of Norway drops two firms from its portfolio for doing business

Following recommendations from the Council on Ethics, the Government Pension Fund of Norway drops two firms from its portfolio for doing business with illegal Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank. The Norges Bank Investment Management also blacklists a company for owning factories in Myanmar.

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BusinessFollowing recommendations from the Council on Ethics, the Government Pension Fund of Norway drops two firms from its portfolio for doing business

Following recommendations from the Council on Ethics, the Government Pension Fund of Norway drops two firms from its portfolio for doing business with illegal Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank. The Norges Bank Investment Management also blacklists a company for owning factories in Myanmar.

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