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US STOCKS-Wall St flat as healthcare losses offset tech gains

* Dow down 0.1 pct, S&P down 0.17 pct, Nasdaq up 0.06 pct (Updates to early afternoon)

European shares touch three-month high as Sodexo soars

MILAN, Nov 19 (Reuters) - European shares touched three-month highs on Thursday, helped by food and facilities group Sodexo rallying after a solid update and a share buyback announcement.

UPDATE 3-EU starts legal action over Hungary nuclear project

* Hungary says will press on with project (Adds Rosatom statement in paragraph 9)

South Africa's Exxaro cuts expansion capex on weak commodity price outlook

JOHANNESBURG, Nov 19 (Reuters) - South African coal miner Exxaro Resources has cut its planned capital expenditure for expansion over the next five years by 13 percent as it expects commodity prices to weaken further, it said on Thursday.

UPDATE 1-Egypt, Russia sign deal to build a nuclear power plant

CAIRO, Nov 19 (Reuters) - Moscow and Cairo signed an agreement on Thursday for Russia to build a nuclear power plant in Egypt, with Russia extending a loan to Egypt to cover the cost of construction.

European shares touch three-month high as Sodexo surges

MILAN, Nov 19 (Reuters) - European shares touched three-month highs on Thursday, helped by food and facilities group Sodexo rallying after a solid update and a share buyback announcement.

EXCLUSIVE-EU's Juncker dangles trade ties with Russia-led bloc to Putin

VILNIUS, Nov 19 (Reuters) - European Commission chief Jean-Claude Juncker wrote to Russian President Vladimir Putin this week, suggesting closer trade ties between the 28-nation EU and a Russian-led economic bloc, linking them to progress on implementing a ceasefire in Ukraine.

Tanker rate spike dents efforts to store oil glut at sea

LONDON, Nov 19 (Reuters) - Record high freight rates are creating more headaches for traders looking to house millions of barrels of unsold crude oil and who already face potential losses due to record high stocks.

5 Reasons Why US Climate Progress Will Continue Long After Paris

When countries gather in Paris next month to hammer out a new climate agreement, all eyes will be on the world’s major emitters. While the United States, the world’s second-largest greenhouse gas contributor, has received criticism in the past for lackluster action, recent evidence shows that the country is ramping up its ambition—progress that will likely last well beyond Paris.

5 Reasons Why US Climate Progress Will Continue Long After Paris

When countries gather in Paris next month to hammer out a new climate agreement, all eyes will be on the world’s major emitters. While the United States, the world’s second-largest greenhouse gas contributor, has received criticism in the past for lackluster action, recent evidence shows that the country is ramping up its ambition—progress that will likely last well beyond Paris.

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