[ad_1] Key Insights Hong Kong ChaoShang Group will host its Annual General Meeting on 28th of September Salary of HK$3.28m is part of CEO Chi Yuen Chan’s total remuneration The…
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Florent Ghisolfi says keeping Khéphren Thuram and Jean-Clair Todibo was Nice’s “best bit of business” – Get French Football News
[ad_1] Speaking to Nice-Matin, OGC Nice sporting director Florent Ghisolif said that retaining Khéphren Thuram (22) and Jean-Clair Todibo (23) was the club’s best bit of business during the summer transfer window. …
Count Nikolai of Denmark on Queen Margrethe II’s title decision
[ad_1] Count Nikolai of Monpezat has opened up about Queen Margrethe II of Denmark’s decision to strip him and his siblings of their princely titles. The 24-year-old, who was stripped of…
Hurricane Idalia forces Biden and Ron DeSantis to get along — at least a little bit
[ad_1] It’s been more than 10 years since Superstorm Sandy devastated New Jersey and placed then-Gov. Chris Christie in the eye of a political hurricane. But the Republican still can’t…
Singapore and Kenya BIT enters into force
[ad_1] The Singapore and Kenya bilateral investment treaty (BIT) came into force on 20 August. The agreement took effect five years after it was signed by former Senior Minister of…
MDC’s BIT Center to Host the Masterclass “How Immersive Business Applications Transcend Boundaries” Aug. 23
[ad_1] Miami, FL, August 21, 2023 — Miami Dade College’s (MDC) Business Innovation & Technology (BIT) Center will host “How Immersive Business Applications Transcend Boundaries,” a free, 60-minute masterclass featuring…
CoinSmart president says crypto taxes are a ‘little bit more favorable’ outside US
[ad_1] Jeremy Koven, the president of Canada-based crypto exchange CoinSmart and SmartPay, pointed to areas of concern for crypto firms in the United States looking for regulatory clarity and favorable…
In Retail’s Top Echelons, Female C.E.O.s Lose a Bit of Ground
[ad_1] At the start of this year, a slew of major retailers were searching for the right person to fill their chief executive roles. Most of those companies have now…