SSE Finishes Scotia Gas Networks Deal
British energy supplier SSE announced Tuesday that it had sold its 33.3% stake at gas distribution operator Scotia Gas Networks […]
Singapore Press Shareholders Approve Take-Over By Cuscaden Peak
Singapore Press Holdings (SPH), after having announced that it would be terminating the offer from rival bidder Keppel Corp, said
New SEC Climate Disclosure Rule Gets Mixed Reactions From Investors
Investors, including many who manage environmentally-focused funds, welcomed the U.S. government’s new rule on corporate disclosures of climate-related risk and
Robinhood Launches New Saving Debit Card
Robinhood Markets Inc launched Tuesday a new debit card to allow investors to save money. The company is looking beyond trading
Paul Rosen Picked For US Treasury Post
Paul Rosen, the co-leader of Crowell & Moring’s national security practice, earned more than $1,000,000 in partner compensation as part
Aquila Stock Drops After SPAC Listing
Aquila Acquisition Corp shares fell Friday as the first SPAC (special purpose acquisition company) listed in Hong Kong. The city’s
Toshiba’s Faces Tough Opposition to Spin-Off Plans
Japan’s troubled Toshiba Corp will be voted on Thursday by its shareholders about its plan to spin off its devices
China Keeps Interest Rate Unchanged
As expected, China’s benchmark interest rate for household and corporate lending remained unchanged. However, analysts believe that the case for
Washington State Announces Labor Issues With Amazon
The Washington state labor department announced Monday that it had sanctioned Amazon.com Inc $60,000 over violations of workplace safety laws.
Wheat Prices Soar Due To Ukraine Conflict
Vance Ehmke, a U.S. farmer, was eager to sell his wheat after Russia invaded Ukraine. The local prices rose by