"global happening" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing an event that has worldwide significance. For example, "The Paris Agreement was a global happening with representatives from all over the world in attendance."
Semi-Tech Global happens to be better insulated from bondholders than Ting's other entities.
The question should not be, "Is global warming happening?" but rather, "What is the risk of global warming happening, and what are the consequences if it does?" You should act like you're buying an insurance policy against something you hope won't happen.
"With global carbon emissions at record highs and extreme weather events caused by global warming happening with increasing frequency and deadly force, I see no justification for such cuts in renewable energy that reduces our carbon footprint," she said.
"These plays need to be seen because there is a whole global thing happening.
Modernism has always been a global adventure happening for different reasons, in different ways, on different schedules, everywhere.
Regulators, chastened that the debacle occurred on their watch, are searching for the money while also trying to prevent the next MF Global from happening.
When you get below a couple of hundred metres you see the inexorable growth of global warming happening in the oceans.
But why is this global renaissance happening now? "Chain reaction, maybe?" muses Nasir Mazhar, whose often otherworldly and sometimes downright gritty designs have made him London's latest golden boy of millinery.
My judgement, for what it is worth, is that it would be safer to err on the side of prudence, because there is a strong probability of the next global recession happening during the next parliament.
We have a global slowdown happening with our slowdown.
