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ASX Small Caps Lunch Wrap: Who else just wants to watch it all burn today? - Vimarsana News

ASX Small Caps Lunch Wrap: Who else just wants to watch it all burn today?

ASX Small Caps Lunch Wrap: Who else just wants to watch it all burn today?

CHN: "Made In China" With A Discount (NYSE:CHN) - Vimarsana News

CHN: "Made In China" With A Discount (NYSE:CHN)

The China Fund is a closed end fund focused on Chinese equities and has seen its discount widen substantially this year. Click here to read our analysis of CHN.

ASX Large Caps: Aussie market gets down to some back-slapping and bubbly, as the benchmark jumps 3.59% - Vimarsana News

ASX Large Caps: Aussie market gets down to some back-slapping and bubbly, as the benchmark jumps 3.59%

ASX Large Caps: Aussie market gets down to some back-slapping and bubbly, as the benchmark jumps 3.59%

Reviewing SEC Conflict Minerals Due Diligence Reporting - Vimarsana News

Reviewing SEC Conflict Minerals Due Diligence Reporting

As SEC reporting companies finalize conflict minerals disclosures yearly, they typically review Form SD requirement calling for description of steps taken to improve due diligence. Now is good time to review recent filings, survey improvement actions in 2021.

Upstream: short-term spend and long-term trend | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide - Vimarsana News

Upstream: short-term spend and long-term trend | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide

At 2021 levels, the upstream oil and gas industry is underinvesting. Demand for oil and gas has rebounded rapidly, but the global investment recovery has not kept pace. Capital discipline, greater emissions scrutiny from stakeholders, price volatility and governments’ energy transition plans remain constraints. But the underinvestment is probably less than many think. Spending is ...