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David Ko, CEO and co-founder of Ripple Health Group, will join relaxation app Calm as co-CEO upon the company’s acquisition of Ripple.

Statistically, older clients are less interested in ESG investments. But why is this and how does this impact conversations with advisers?

Unless you have had your head buried in the sand over the past few years, you will have heard of the 26th Conference of the Parties – or Cop26 – which is taking place from Sunday (31 October) in Glasgow.

[INTERVIEW] ASM provides diversity in critical metals supply chain

Barrett Brown, a Dallas native, spent years behind bars after he published hacked emails.

One of the Chinese bakeries Toronto is fondest of has actually been closed for quite a while, but the memories of it are still influencing people b...

4 Min Read (Reuters) - Consulting firm McKinsey & Co Inc on Thursday urged the Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation to create a new MDL in the Southern District of New York consolidating lawsuits by local governments accusing it of contributing to the opioid epidemic through its work advising drug manufacturers. The logo of consulting firm McKinsey and Company is seen in Paris, France May 16, 2019. REUTERS/Charles Platiau Several plaintiffs’ lawyers countered that claims against McKinse...

Field　programmable　gate　array　made　by　Achronix　(Courtesy　of　Achronix) South Korea-based private equity firm Ace Equity Partners has acquired Achronix Semiconductor Corp., a US-based fabless company, through a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) merger. It marks the first time for a Korean PE firm to set up a SPAC on the Nasdaq to acquire a US-based company. Achronix, with a post-transaction equity value of $2.1 billion, will merge with ACE Convergence Acquisition Corp.,...

Few American cities do as well as Chicago has done in terms of providing rapid transit service that covers the city like a blanket; only New York and Washington have systems that provide coverage that’s as dense or denser. But the blanket has some holes in it. The just-passed (but not yet signed by the president) coronavirus relief bill offers assistance to transit agencies struggling to avoid slashing service in the face of continued low ridership. That assistance will come a little too late...