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Mongolia Gets A New Tough Acting Prime Minister
Ukhnaa Khurelsukh was unanimously elected prime ministerin October after his predecessor, Jargaltulga Erdenebat, was ousted by parliament following corruption allegations.
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Turkey | Now Among World’s Top Donor Nations
Turkey has become the world’s most generous nation, going from development assistance recipient to top donor in just over a decade.
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BP South Africa Appoints Black Woman CEO, Creates History
Priscillah Mabelane isthe first black woman in history to head a multinational oil major.
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Norway’s Sovereign Wealth Fund To Undertake Major Review
The country's wealth fund is the largest in the world with a staggering $1 trillion valuation.
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Bogliolo To Add Some Glimmer To Tiffany & Co
The luxury jewelry brandhas hiredveteran luxury industry executiveAlessandra Bogliolo as CEOhoping to revive its past lustre
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
New Accounting Rules Leave US Companies Guessing
US companies are scrambling to adjust to a change in accounting rules that has been more than a decade in the making.
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Goal For GE’s New CEO: A Profit Turnaround
Hopes are high that GE insider John Flannery will further streamline the still-sprawling behemoth.
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Unprofitable Tesla Achieves Record Market Cap
Elon Musk, profitless billionaire first it surpassed Ford, then GM, then went head to head with Honda and flew past it.
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New Tool Mines Quintillions Of Data Points
New data-crunching platform from Nasdaq mixes everything from central bank statements to celebrity Tweets to uncover actionable investment trends.
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Rich Kids Don’t Trust Robots
Study of wealthy Millennials finds more interest in private equity than robo-advisory, and a desire to “do good” as well as get good returns.
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No Longer All In The Family At Ferrero
Ferrero chocolates' new CEO, Lapo Civiletti, is the first non-family head in the company’s history.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
More Rules, More Fines, More On Balance
Lenders have paid more than $300 billion in fines since the 2008 financial crisis; the growing regulations are slowly forcing stronger balance sheets.