Thursday, September 15, 2016

Ethical Alliance Daily News - 14 Sept 2016


 

Malaysia: Ringgit sinks as lower oil and 1MDB saga hurt demand
Sep 14, 2016 08:00 pm
Malaysia’s ringgit fell to the lowest in more than two months on Tuesday (Sept 13) as a decline in oil prices and a controversy involving a troubled state fund damped demand for the nation’s assets. The ringgit retreated 0.6 per […]
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JBS SA, the world’s largest meatpacker, said Jose Batista Jr. will take over as the company’s interim chief executive officer as his brother Wesley Batista temporarily steps down amid a probe by Brazilian police into investments made by state-run pension […]
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South Korea’s second-largest national holiday is less than a week away but the mood in the retail industry this year is less upbeat than before, with consumers conscious of an impending anti-bribery law. Before the so-called “Kim Young-ran Law” was […]
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China’s graft watchdog unearthed a raft of problems at the country’s securities regulator in recent years, including illegal share trading by officials’ family members, prompting the head of the regulator to vow to eradicate corruption. The revelations came at an […]
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A former California lawmaker was sentenced to six months in prison and six months in home confinement Monday for laundering a bribe accepted by his brother, also a former legislator. Thomas Calderon, 62, pleaded guilty on June 6 to one […]
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Guatemala’s president said Tuesday that a son and a brother had made statements to prosecutors investigating the alleged misappropriation of funds. President Jimmy Morales addressed the nation about the case, saying both men went to the Attorney General’s Office to […]
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