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Justice Department Clears AB InBev's Takeover of SABMiller
Wall Street Journal The U.S. Justice Department on Wednesday signed off on Anheuser-Busch InBev BUD 1.31 % NV's acquisition of rival SABMiller SBMRY 0.44 % PLC, removing one of the last major hurdles standing in the way of a roughly $108 billion deal to create a global … AB InBev Wins U.S. Antitrust Approval for SABMiller DealBloomberg DOJ Approves Largest Beer Merger In Global History, With Significant ConditionsForbes DOJ approves Anheuser-Busch InBev's $107 billion deal for SABMillerUSA TODAY Chicago Tribune –Washington Post –Reuters –Tulsa World all 128 news articles » |
Bloomberg |
HSBC's Johnson Out on Bond After Airport Arrest in Currency Case
Bloomberg Federal agents surprised an HSBC Holdings Plc executive as he prepared to fly out of New York's Kennedy airport, arresting him for an alleged front-running scheme involving a $3.5 billion currency transaction in 2011. Mark Johnson, HSBC's global head … US charges two HSBC executives over forex-related schemeReuters HSBC Bank's chief of foreign exchange cash trading arrestedSTLtoday.com US Arrests Senior HSBC Banker Over Multimillion-Dollar Fraud SchemeTIME Nasdaq –New York Times –The Australian Financial Review –MarketWatch all 95 news articles » |
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Investors Not Satisfied Despite Decent Earnings From Intel
24/7 Wall St. Intel Corp. (NASDAQ: INTC) reported second-quarter financial results after the markets closed on Wednesday. This company is far and away a leader in the tech sector. Investors did not initially have a favorable reaction to these earnings despite being … |
The event kicked off with an oli, a traditional blessing used by Hawaiians throughout generations to preserve oral histories and traditions. It served as the life blood that preserved and perpetuated the Hawaiian culture. Today, the oli is referred to as the soul of the aboriginal peoples of Hawaii and is recognized at the highest form of the Hawaiian language.
Wall Street Journal |
Unilever Buys Dollar Shave Club
Wall Street Journal Four years ago, Michael Dubin launched his company with a hilarious YouTube video poking fun at the pain and expense of shaving. The video went viral and created the Dollar Shave Club. Now Mr. Dubin is selling his startup for a cool $1 billion … Unilever Takes on Gillette With $1 Billion Dollar Shave DealBloomberg Billion Dollar Shave Club: LA start-up is purchased by Unilever for a staggering sumLos Angeles Times Dollar Shave Club Sells to Unilever for $1 BillionNew York Times Adweek –TechCrunch –Reuters –Forbes all 181 news articles » |
Labor shortages, bioengineering and the ill-effects of climate change are just the beginning when it comes to feeding a surging global population.
Risk-averse financiers including Aviva, BlackRock and State Street are pursuing renewable energy projects and seeing steady returns.
Forests are massive carbon sinks, and the U.S., alongside other developed countries, are donating large sums of money to protect these carbon-rich landscapes from deforestation.
We only need the SDGs because we screwed up.
Responding to climate risk and seizing the opportunities surrounding clean energy are two vital next steps.