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Delphine Arnault To Lead Christian Dior
The world's wealthiest individual, Bernard Arnault has chosen his eldest child, Delphine, to head up Christian Dior.
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Economics, Policy & Regulation
Kuroda Leaves Japan’s Central Bank Marking End Of An Era
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida will nominate a new head of the BoJ perhaps as early as February.
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Native Grains Comeback Solves Urgent Problems
Home-grown grain may be the solution to the global wheat shortage caused by the Russia-Ukraine war.
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Ozone Layer Is Healing
The ozone layer should be restored to its 1980 condition by 2066 according to scientists.
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Sweden: A Rare Earth Discovery
According to Sweden’s state-owned mining company LKAB, more than one million tons of rare earth oxides—the largest deposit of its kind in Europe—was discovered near Kiruna, about 1,000 kilometers north of Stockholm.
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Switzerland’s National Bank Faces Historic Loss
The Swiss National Bankprojects losses on foreign currency transactions of CHF131 billion, with another CHF1 billion in losses on positions held in Swiss francs.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Under Armour’s New CEO
Stephanie Linnartz will become CEO of Under Armourafter spending 25 years atMarriott International.
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After Much Turnover, Peru Gets First Female President
Without a majority in Congress,Dina Boluarte's ability to governis limited.
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Brazil: New Finance Minister Is Everything But Inconspicuous
Fernando Haddad's appointment as finance minister has divided Brazilian economists.
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Central America: Corn-Based Cards Replace Plastic
BAC Credomatic's bio credit card is made of 82% corn and fits in with the bank’s net-positive renewable-energy policy.
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Central America: Heading For Record Remittances
Greater remittances mean greater economic growth for Latin America.