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Executive pay and diversity also remain in the spotlight for annual meetings
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Most Southeast Asian stock markets edged
up on Thursday, tracking a surge on Wall Street as robust U.S.
economic data, more policy stimulus and Joe Biden's strong
showing in the Democratic primary contests boosted sentiment.
Services sector activity in the United Stat
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Windfall from stopping EU payments could be boost to new chancellor Rishi Sunak
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Years of stop-start projects have left government with big challenges
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The U.S. government opposed
Bernard Madoff's request to be freed from prison even if he is
close to death from kidney failure, saying he has never accepted
responsibility for his massive Ponzi scheme or shown compassion
for victims.
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Wells Fargo is not complying
with the terms of multiple settlements related to its sales
scandal, according to a Congressional report released on
Wednesday that also faulted regulators for failing to
aggressively enforce the agreements.
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Brazilian reinsurer IRB
Brasil Resseguros SA replaced its chief executive and
chief financial officer after its shares plunged nearly 32% on
Wednesday after the company said that Berkshire Hathaway
is not an investor.
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Australian shares rose sharply on
Thursday, tracking Wall Street after Joe Biden emerged as the
front runner for the U.S. Democratic presidential nomination
with a strong showing in the "Super Tuesday" primary contests.
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The U.S. Securities and
Exchange Commission (SEC) on Wednesday announced proposals
making it easier for firms to raise capital via online platforms
before they meet a requirement to register with the agency - a
lengthy and costly process.
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Royal Bank of Canada said on
Wednesday it would cut its prime rate to 3.45% from 3.95% in its
first reduction since July 2015, with the country's other
lenders expected to follow suit, even as the moves weigh on
margins already under pressure.