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Ward promoted from role as MOQ chief solutions officer.

MOQ Limited has appointed Peter Ward as its new chief executive officer, replacing long time boss Joe D’Addio.

A few years back Peter Ward asked his good pal Bert Raynes what he wanted to have happen when he left this world.

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Risk.net Latest job changes across the industry Charlotte Grimwade Credit Suisse has named David Wildermuth chief risk officer (CRO) and a member of its executive board. He joins bank from Goldman Sachs, where he is currently deputy CRO, and will start no later than February 2022. Wildermuth will be based in Zurich and report to group chief executive Thomas Gottstein. Current interim CRO Joachim Oechslin will remain in his post until Wildermuth comes aboard. At Goldman, Wildermuth is also a m...

A Caltech scientist has apologized for damaging a sacred site. Is it enough? Louis Sahagún, Los Angeles Times July 25, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail The Fish Slough Petroglyph site in the U.S. Bureau of Land Managements Volcanic Tablelands area on Monday, July 12, 2021, in Bishop, California.Gary Coronado/TNS LOS ANGELES — A Caltech professor who outraged Native American tribes by drilling holes in an ancient petroglyph site while doing research without a permit near Bishop, California, has iss...

Normal text size Very large text size He died of the cold. His name was Benjamin, the thylacine, Ben, the last Tasmanian Tiger – only we didn’t know that when he was captured and put in a zoo in 1933. In grainy black-and-white footage, Benjamin paces his enclosure, yawning and baring his jaws. He lies down, he sniffs the concrete. At one point (off-screen) he even gives the cameraman a cheeky bite on the bum. He died three years later, locked out of his backroom shelter one freezing night, ...

After steadily rebounding in the first few months of the year, Chinas exports to North Korea in May fell to $2.71 million from $28.75 million in April, quashing hopes among traders along the border that more than a year of anti-coronavirus closures could soon ease.

Američka mornarica je detonirala 18 tona eksploziva u moru da bi na probu stavila otpornost nosača aviona, a onda je usledio talas kritika na društvenim mrežama. Ali koliko ogromne eksplozije mogu da naškode morskom životu?

North Korea’s sharp changes in currency and food prices have hit the Covid-19 pandemic and the economic pressures created by international sanctions p