Deutsche Bank AG named Christian Sewing to replace Chief Executive Officer John Cryan after less than three years amid mounting questions about the future direction of Europe's largest investment bank. Christian Sewing. Photographer: Alex Kraus/Bloomberg. Sewing, a lifelong Deutsche Bank
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Chinese investors in Malaysia will face more scrutiny if former prime minister Mahathir Mohamad wins back power in the upcoming election. Mahathir, the opposition's candidate for prime minister, said in an interview Friday that Chinese investment was welcome if companies set up operations in
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The news drove speculation that the island could eventually open up to the gambling industry. Then came an investment flurry that pushed up property prices. Residential buildings in Sanya. Photographer: Qilai Shen/Bloomberg. The bubble burst by 2012, when it became clear that specific policy
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A security guard stands at the gate of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) headquarters in New Delhi, India. Photographer: Anindito Mukherjee/Bloomberg. India's central bank raised limits for overseas investors that could lure $16 billion of additional funds into the nation's sovereign as well as corporate
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Seattle has other options to target housing discrimination besides the first-come, first-served rental law a judge just struck down as unconstitutional. … Yet differential treatment of renters in the housing market is a real problem, as Seattle's Office for Civil Rights has found when conducting field tests on the
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If title deed transfers through the blockchain become legally enforceable, then the process of real estate transaction would be vastly simplified. In the long-term, Propy aims to release an entirely decentralized peer-to-peer transaction platform that accepts fiat or crypto payments. On this platform, a
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Today, fewer than one percent of the world's vehicles are electric, but by 2040 more than half of all new cars will run on the same juice as televisions, computers and hair dryers, according to estimates by Bloomberg New Energy Finance. Once cars and everything else are fed from the same source, they
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The sources of some of those reports — including a newspaper and news channel owned by a former Orban ally — may be targeted, as well as non-governmental organizations such as Transparency International, Attila Tibor Nagy of the Center for Fair Political Analysis in Budapest said before the vote.
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Report: Real estate agent, UT football star teaming up to repair Austin bombing victim's home. By Fares …. The Roman Lopez Real Estate Team and former University of Texas football star Cedric Benson will repair the home of Anthony Stephan House, the first victim of Mark Conditt's package bombs.
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The German weekly magazine publication Der Spiegel and business newspaper Handelsblatt said that 47-year-old Christian Sewing would be taking over in May from John Cryan, who has been at the helm since 2015. Sewing is currently a deputy CEO and head of the private and commercial banking
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… to suggest the intentions of the 'artist' were linked to far right ideology. But the symbol they painted is left-facing, rather than right-facing like the notorious Nazi use . When painted facing left, it becomes a symbol used in Buddhism to mark people or objects thought to be lucky or promote good fortune.
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Perennial Real Estate Holdings (PREH) has entered a 40:60 joint venture with Qingjian Group to develop Goodluck Gardens, a freehold residential site. Total gross development value could range up to $970 million to $1.1 billion. While Qingjian can be seen as sharing the project risk with PREH, we
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Masters 2018: Punter pockets FORTUNE with THIS £5 bet after Charley Hoffman hole-in-one. CHARLEY HOFFMAN was delighted after sinking the first hole-in-one of the tournament today â but one golf fan was even more delighted with his 16th hole heroics. By George Mills. PUBLISHED: 22:12, Sun,
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Vanguard Mortgage Bkd Sects ETF logo Goldman Sachs Group Inc. lessened its holdings in shares of Vanguard Mortgage Bkd Sects ETF (NASDAQ:VMBS) by 11.9% during the 4th quarter, according to its most recent filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The institutional investor
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Alabama's new construction market grew at a faster pace than the nation's as a whole during February. Nationwide, new construction sales increased 8.5 percent from January, when approximately 47,000 units were sold. There were approximately 51,000 newly constructed homes sold nationwide
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Facebook has suspended two more data analytics companies from using its services, following public outrage over the Cambridge Analytica scandal. Facebook confirmed Sunday that it had suspended CubeYou, a California firm, which is accused of harvesting user data under false pretenses.
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Barring a shock to the domestic economy coming from trade talks or the housing market, the Canadian market's appeal is not likely to suffer much, Mr. Rangasamy said. He pointed to strong corporate earnings as forming a key support. Last year, companies listed on the S&P/TSX Composite Index
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Deutsche Bank AG's supervisory board is favoring retail-banking chief Christian Sewing, a German who has spent nearly his entire career at the lender, as its next chief executive officer to replace John Cryan, according to people familiar with the matter. The supervisory board plans to hold a conference
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With hundreds of billions of USD in the crypto market cap, an historic asset-based lending opportunity exists. Nevertheless, only a handful of companies currently accept crypto as collateral for loans. Why? Crypto security concerns and hack attacks are keeping all but the boldest away. Enter FinCryption
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PSU, public sector banks, India, PSU privatisation, muhammad yunus Nobel Peace Prize-winning economist Muhammad Yunus has said that he is not in favour of privatisation of public sector banks (PSBs) as private banks have not shown any 'exceptional performance' in many countries. (Reuters).
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