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Toyota Motor Chairman Akio Toyoda faces potential reelection challenges at the upcoming annual general meeting due to scandals involving violations of certification tests at Toyota and its group companies. Proxy advisory firms have recommended against his reelection, citing concerns over governance and board independence. Despite the declining approval rating of Toyoda from 96% in 2022
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The latest research by Goldman Sachs economists has shed light on the potential consequences of U.S. immigration policies following the upcoming election. In 2020, net immigration to the U.S. soared to approximately 2.5 million individuals, significantly bolstering labor force and GDP growth, while also helping to mitigate wage pressures. Looking ahead to 2024, Goldman Sachs
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The recent liquidation of China Evergrande Group has sent shockwaves through the financial world. Once the largest property developer in China, Evergrande’s failure to deliver a restructuring plan for its $23 billion worth of offshore debt led to a court-ordered liquidation in January. As part of the liquidation process, lawyers appointed by the liquidators are
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Following reports of increased U.S. trade scrutiny against China, most Asian stocks experienced a decline on Wednesday. The anticipation of more cues on inflation and the Federal Reserve also contributed to the negative sentiment. Despite record-high closes on the S&P 500 and the NASDAQ Composite, regional stocks struggled to stay afloat. China’s Shanghai Shenzhen CSI
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