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Shares hit an upward limit set by the Saudi exchange
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It has taken Nasdaq years to get past the fallout from Facebook’s bungled listing
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In hindsight, 2019 may come to be viewed as a watershed year in the evolution of corporate governance. After years of growing alarm about endemic short-termism, the sustainability and competitiveness of businesses over a long- term horizon, and the role of corporate policies in contributing to socioeconomic inequality, there has been an emerging consensus that the prevailing corporate governance system is broken.
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The criminalization of cannabis is now a thing of the past in Canada, but the legacy of legalization is far from clear. Legalization represents a major social and political shift, after years of work by activists successfully showed that criminalization was harmful and ineffective. Policy-makers and business people, keenly aware of the changing legal and cultural landscape, have seized the opportunity to turn a multi-billion-dollar black market into a regulated, taxable industry.
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I didn’t want to go back into retail. Taking a company from $600-million to $6-billion and 28,000 people—it was hard to leave, but it was the right time.
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Ted Baker’s troubles deepened on Tuesday with the sudden exit of the British fashion retailer’s chief executive and chairman as it issued another profit warning and suspended its dividend, sending its shares tumbling to a 16-year low.
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Fresh off its failed initial public offering, GFL Environmental Inc. is raising $1.4-billion in private markets to fuel more acquisitions.
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Takes aim with major expansion in region
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Carmaker does not intend to ‘dispute the alleged facts’ or amount of the penalty
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Fed chairman wants to avoid Japanese and European economic experiences
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French health-care giant will focus on cancer and other specialty diseases
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Their international orientation doesn’t fit comfortably in a less globalized, more nationalist world
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Oil giant cuts the value of its holdings, including shale, citing low prices caused by oversupply
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A South Korean court on Monday jailed three executives of Samsung Electronics (005930.KS) for their role in a plot that included burying computers under factory floors at its biotech affiliate, in an investigation of alleged accounting fraud.
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In the world of compliance, people often mention the importance of ethics, but focus the bulk of their efforts on the creation of a program that is likely to only ensure compliance with legal and regulatory mandates.
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According to the World Economic Forum we will achieve equality between men and women in the economic sphere in the year . . . 2234! Wonderful news for my great-great-etc-granddaughters, assuming that a climate catastrophe has not destroyed the planet by then.
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Despite talk of a boom for Russian arms-makers, they trail behind European rivals
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Lululemon Athletica Inc. says its chief operating officer is leaving the company shortly after the new year begins.
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Hudson’s Bay Co reported a bigger third-quarter loss on Tuesday, hit by deeper discounts at luxury chain Saks Fifth Avenue and weak sales at its namesake stores, as the Canadian department store operator tries to take itself private.
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Sale is the latest by CEO Mark Bristow as he seeks to shed at least US$1.5 billion of unprofitable mines by the end of 2020
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The last time Larry Page gave someone else his job, it was under very different circumstances. It was 2001, in the aftermath of the dotcom crash, and Google was a scrappy search engine, competing against the likes of MSN and AltaVista for market share.
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Hog prices are soaring, but expected to peak in the next few months
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Jerome Powell engineered a humbling about-face in U.S. interest-rate policy in 2019, steering a group of reluctant colleagues at the Federal Reserve toward rate cuts to ensure a cooling U.S. economy didn’t slip into recession.
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