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As incoming president of Raymond James & Associates, Tom Walrond will seek to build on his firm's reputation for stability and advisor choice.

Investegate announcements from To announce the Company's information

The demand for industrial land for lease in Vietnam remains high, but the supply of industrial land is low.

Expert says that Norway isn't immune to the euro crisis. Steven Desmyter of the investment firm Man Investments, Norway is beginning to feel the impact of Europe’s financial woes

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The TAIEX yesterday tumbled 3.15 percent, or 557.83 points, to 17,178.69, while the New Taiwan dollar fell 0.48 percent against the US dollar to NT$28.25, an 11-month low, dragged by capital flight as the US threatened more drastic sanctions against Russia and oil prices skyrocketed, traders said. Turnover on the main board was NT$456.783 billion (US$16.17 billion), the highest in more than seven months, Taiwan Stock Exchange (TWSE) data showed, while transaction volume hit a 13-year-high of US$...

Investegate announcements from NAXS Nordic Access Buyout Fund, NOTICE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING IN NAXS AB (publ)

The shareholders of NAXS AB (publ), reg. no. 556712-2972, with its registered office in Stockholm (the "Company" or "NAXS"), are hereby invited to the extraordinary general meeting (the "Meeting") on Thursday

Japanese firm to be first to launch primary listing in Taiwan 05/10/2021 09:11 PM CNA file photo Taipei, May 10 (CNA) IKKA Holdings (Cayman) Ltd., a precision plastic injection molded component maker, is expected to become the first Japanese company to launch a primary listing in Taiwan, with its listing on the Taiwan Stock Exchange (TWSE) scheduled for May 31, according to the exchange. IKKA Holdings, registered in the British Cayman Islands in March 2016, has its major operations in Japan as ...

Ministry insists heads of state firms chosen for skills By Crystal Hsu / Staff reporter The Ministry of Finance yesterday said that professional credentials are what determine its top choices for chief executives of state-run financial institutions, in an attempt to rebut media reports about political intervention. The clarification came after local Chinese-language media said that political influence was behind leadership reshuffles at First Securities Inc (第一金證券), Mega Securities ...