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Volkswagen headquarters raided again over diesel scandal
German public prosecutors raided the Wolfsburg headquarters of Volkswagen on Tuesday in the latest investigation into the carmaker’s diesel emissions scandal.
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Oil steadies after brief slide on Trump’s U.S-China trade comments
Oil steadied on Tuesday, as expectations of output cuts from OPEC and allied producers brought prices back up after they slid briefly following comments from U.S. President Donald Trump that a trade deal with China may be delayed.
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Glencore’s Glasenberg says successor could be in place next year
Glencore could announce a new CEO next year once a new team is in place after a transition process starting in the new year, its current chief executive said on Tuesday.
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Fidelity Investments names new head of $3 trillion asset management division
Fidelity Investments on Tuesday named Bart Grenier, who was at the center of a tickets scandal at the mutual fund company more than a decade ago, to lead its nearly $3 trillion asset management division.
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Is SolarEdge Technologies, Inc.’s (NASDAQ:SEDG) 17% ROCE Any Good?
Today we’ll look at SolarEdge Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ:SEDG) and reflect on its potential as an investment… …read more […]
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Is Traditional Wall Street Research Useless?
In the 1990s, investment recommendations were made based on reports, meetings and “kicking the tires.” A lot has changed since then.
Nicholas Vardy explains the new world of investment management and what it means for your ETF portfolio.
Stockbroker Fred Schwed asked the question in the title of his 1940 classic book, Where Are the Customers’ Yachts?
Fast-forward 80 years, and the question remains the same.
Many investors spend countless hours poring through fundamental research produced by Wall Street’s investment banks.
This focus on company fundamentals, however, masks a new, broad and deep-rooted trend: Computer-driven strategies are transforming the way Wall Street invests.
And this transformation …read more […]
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Buffett and Munger: How to Protect Against Inflation
Some advice from the 2004 Berkshire annual meeting Continue reading… …read more […]
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Volkswagen headquarters raided again in connection with diesel scandal
Public prosecutors on Tuesday raided the Wolfsburg headquarters of Volkswagen as part of the investigation into the car maker’s diesel scandal.
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Nokia names veteran Sari Baldauf as group boss to take on 5G challenge
Telecoms equipment maker Nokia announced on Tuesday that it plans to appoint its former networks chief Sari Baldauf as chairman, succeeding Risto Siilasmaa who will step down after eight years in the job.
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Unilever names Braams as new marketing head in expanded role
Consumer goods giant Unilever Plc on Tuesday appointed Conny Braams to the new post of chief digital and marketing officer, expanding the scope of a role previously held by advertising industry veteran Keith Weed.
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Unilever names Braams as new marketing head in expanded role
Unilever Chief Executive Alan Jope had previously said https://www.marketingweek.com/unilever-keith-weeds-replacement-cmo the company would not hire a direct replacement for Weed, and instead would tack on additional responsibilities to the role of chief marketing officer, a job he described as “CMO++”. Braams, currently executive vice president of middle Europe, joined Unilever in 1990, and has held a variety of marketing and general management roles across key European and Asian markets, Unilever said. …read more […]
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Fidelity’s head of asset management arm to retire: FT
The head of Fidelity Investment’s $2.8 trillion asset management division, Steve Neff, is retiring, the Financial Times reported https://on.ft.com/2PdATJA, citing a memo sent to the brokerage’s employees on Tuesday.
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Rio Tinto plowing $1.5B into Utah, extending thousands of jobs
The mining giant is extending its commitment in Utah and the US. …read more […]
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Ross says Trump has flexibility on tariffs toward France, Europe
President Donald Trump has wide latitude in handling trade with France and other European allies, including imposing tariffs, U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross told CNBC in an interview in on Tuesday.
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Wall St. extends declines as Commerce Secretary Ross comments on China tariffs
U.S. stocks extended declines on Tuesday as U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said on CNBC that U.S. tariffs on Chinese imports due Dec. 15 would be imposed unless there was substantive progress in trade talks.