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X5 Retail Reviewing Options for Digital Business Restructuring – MarketWatch
By Ian Walker X5 Retail Group NV said Thursday that it is reviewing options for a restructuring of its digital
Garuda weighs options, including setting up new flag carrier – Jakarta Post
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Editorial: States should promote and enforce ‘self-exclusion’ policies for those struggling with gambling addiction – Tyler Morning Telegraph
The U.S. Supreme Court in 2018 overturned federal prohibitions against sports betting. In the years since, many states have jumped
Intel restructuring: Navin Shenoy out; new software, GPUs – CRN Australia
Navin Shenoy, Intels top data centre executive, is leaving the semiconductor giant as part of a major restructuring that will
National Health Co-op goes into voluntary administration – The Canberra Times
The ACT Health Minister has called on the federal government to reconsider cutting off Canberra from bulk-billing incentives, as 30,000
South Shore applies for voluntary liquidation of Macau subsidiary that owns THE 13 Hotel – IAG – Inside Asian Gaming
South Shore Holdings has applied to the Macau court for voluntary liquidation of its wholly-owned subsidiary New Concordia Hotel Limited,
Carillion collapse: liquidator expected to make £250m claim against KPMG – The Guardian
The government liquidator dealing with the fallout from the collapse of outsourcing firm Carillion is expected to make a claim
Montenegro Getting European Help To Refinance Its Massive China Debt – Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty
PODGORICA -- A European financial institution is prepared to help refinance Montenegro's $1 billion debt to China, which the Balkan
Laurentian advocates cheer Sault MPP Ross Romano’s exit from ministry of colleges, universities – CBC.ca
A group of faculty and students formed to protest the cuts at Laurentian University says its lobbying has paid off.
newsGP – ‘Scary’ co-op failure sets off ‘alarm bells’ for general practice – RACGP
News GPs are calling for widespread primary care funding reform after a not-for-profit bulk-billing co-operative servicing 30,000 patients went into
Manolete profit drops 26% after UK government supresses insolvencies | Finance News | shareprices.com – shareprices.com
Wed, 23rd Jun 2021 Litigation funder Manolete booked a 26% drop in annual profit, citing a UK government move to
Intel Restructuring: Navin Shenoy Out; New Software, GPU Units – CRN
Navin Shenoy, Intels top data center executive, is leaving the semiconductor giant as part of a major restructuring that will