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National mortgage loan subservicer Cenlar FSB announced on Thursday that it has named the Thomas Donatacci as its investor relations officer.Donatacci has extensive experience in servicing transactions and subservicing, due diligence, and M&A.He is expected to strengthen Cenlar's relationships with stakeholders in this role, including agency investors, shareholders, clients, and rating agencies.

This comes after the oil giant tacitly admitted that limiting warming requires an "immediate end to fossil fuel growth."Shell, which more than doubled its annual profits last year, said in a press release that it now intends to "achieve cash flow longevity" by keeping oil production stable until 2030 and boosting gas production, even as scientists say a rapid phaseout of fossil fuels is necessary to avert global climate destruction.VIEW press / Contributor / Getty Images Shell announced Wednesday that it is raising payouts to wealthy shareholders and scrapping plans to cut oil production by up to 2% annually, a move that environmental groups said lays bare the futility of relying on fossil fuel corporations to voluntarily curb their climate-destroying activities.

Swiss company Glencore it has made an offer to buy the steelmaking coal business of Teck Resources Ltd.The company said in a statement Monday it would pay cash for the assets, but did not say how much publicly.Glencore said it remains willing to pursue its offer for all of Teck, but that it has made an alternative offer for the coal operations that it would combine with its own thermal coal assets.

Shareholders of Onex Corp. have approved a change to its multiple-voting shares that will allow Gerry Schwartz to retain voting control of the company for another three years even as he officially steps down as chief executive.Onex president Bobby Le Blanc was named to the top job at the private equity investment firm, while Schwartz will remain as chairman.

On Monday, June 5, Gannett, the country's largest newspaper chain, will hold its annual shareholders meeting - and "hundreds" of Gannett union journalists across the U.S. will walk off the job, the NewsGuild-CWA said Thursday.Most Gannett journalists are not unionized, and most Gannett newspapers will not be striking.

Image Carl Icahn is seeking changes at the top of Illumina.Credit...Brendan McDermid/Reuters One of the biggest fights in corporate America is coming to a head on Thursday: Shareholders in Illumina, the gene-sequencing giant, are set to vote on whether to back the company's incumbent directors or candidates nominated by the billionaire Carl Icahn.

Peloton, the maker of home exercise equipment, said on Thursday that it was recalling more than two million exercise bikes, an announcement that sent its stock lower.The company's shares tumbled more than 8 percent in midday trading and have plunged nearly 40 percent in the last month.The company had received 35 reports of seat posts breaking and detaching from the original model of its bike during use, according to a recall notice from the Consumer Product Safety Commission.

Architecture-branded products like Kith and New Balance's recently released Frank Lloyd Wright sneakers undermine the values of the profession, writes Ryan Scavnicky.Dead architects' names are the perfect secret ingredient to selling loads of mediocre merch.Stuff like educational toys, stuff like t-shirts, chess sets and even shoes.

Issued on: 12/05/2023 - 07:22 France's President Emmanuel Macron speaks with ProLogium's CEO Vincent Yang during a meeting as part of the 5th edition of the "Choose France" Business Summit, at the Palace of Versailles, southwest of Paris, France, July 11, 2022.Ludovic Marin, Pool via Reuters Taiwanese battery maker Prologium said Friday it will invest billions of dollars in building a new factory in northern France for its first European plant.

This article contains spoilers for Episode 5 of the final season of Succession.This week was back to business for the Roys.The CE-Bros took big swings, leaving a trail of high-profile firings in their wake as they shook things up and tried to tank the deal with Matsson.If we were to go with Kendall's version of the story, we'd say: Dynamic Waystar duo shake up their senior leadership team, with the bottom line being that the pair might just have what it takes to turn things around, as he told Roman.

A shareholder rebellion against the board of Shell secured a fifth of votes at a stormy annual general meeting on Tuesday where climate protesters tried to rush the stage.Security staff linked hands to shield chairman Sir Andrew Mackenzie and chief executive Wael Sawan as a handful of activists made for the top table.

Royal Mail has blamed strike action for helping send it slumping to a full-year loss of more than 1 billion.The group's owner, International Distributions Services (IDS), revealed Royal Mail swung to an operating loss of 1.04 billion for the year to March 26, against earnings of 250 million the previous year.

Shell became the latest oil major to beat forecasts on Thursday as an unexpected 1.4 billion boost pushed it to a record first-quarter result.The Government faced further calls from opposition politicians and charities to close loopholes in its windfall tax as Shell said it made 9.6 billion US dollars (7.6 billion) in adjusted earnings in three months.

President Joe Biden delivers a speech during his visit at Lockheed Martin facility which manufactures weapon systems such as Javelin anti-tank missiles, which the Biden-Harris Administration is providing Ukraine in Troy, Alabama, on May 3, 2022.Peter Zay / Anadolu Agency via Getty Images As the annual U.S. defense budget creeps closer to $1 trillion, an explosive interview with a former top Pentagon official has exposed private defense contractors' brazen plot to price gouge the government on weapons and equipment - and reap billions upon billions of dollars of profits from taxpayers' pockets in the process.

Elon Musk on Tuesday dismissed speculation that he might step down as Tesla's CEO and told the company's annual shareholders meeting that the electric car and solar panel company would start doing some advertising."Say it ain't so," one shareholder asked Musk about stepping down as Tesla's leader.

Tesla investors will have fewer opportunities to express discontent with management at the company's annual meeting, which is taking place Tuesday in Austin, Texas, because of what some shareholders said was a deliberate attempt by the automaker to suppress dissent.In October, Tesla moved up the meeting from August to May and gave shareholders two fewer months to file proposals.

A new poll from the Office of Small Business says that a third of SF small businesses were not just victims of crime, but victims of crime between two and ten times last year.It gets a ton of doom loop-themed press coverage when a large retailer closes their San Francisco store, but much of that press coverage is driven by a national press obsession with bashing San Francisco.

Elon Musk said Thursday he has found a new CEO for Twitter, or X Corp. as it's now called.He did not name the person but said she will be starting in about six weeks.Musk, who bought Twitter last fall and has been running it since, has long insisted he is not the company's permanent CEO.The Tesla billionaire said in a tweet Thursday that his role will transition to being Twitter's executive chairman and chief technology officer.

The United Arab Emirates' approach to the Cop28 climate summit it will preside over in November is very dangerous and a direct threat to the survival of vulnerable nations, according to the UN's former climate chief.Christiana Figueres, who was pivotal to the delivery of the landmark Paris climate agreement in 2015, also said the country holding the presidency of the UN summit could not put forward its own position and had to be neutral.

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Elon Musk's seek for a Twitter CEO is over after he introduced Linda Yaccarino as the corporate's new chief Friday-she is a seasoned advert government whose arrival would doubtless soothe skittish advertisers following months of drastic overhauls to content material moderation and verification, however whose background might alienate among the billionaire's loyal and free speech-loving fan base.

USA Today's vice president and executive editor of news and initiatives Kristen Go will be leaving Friday, making her the eighth high-ranking editor or executive to depart Gannett in the last six months.The company, which underwent several rounds of cuts last year, has experienced a mass exodus among top leadership.

A Delaware judge on Wednesday refused to dismiss a shareholder lawsuit alleging that Facebook officers and directors violated both the law and their fiduciary duties in failing for years to protect the privacy of user data.Vice Chancellor J. Travis Laster rejected arguments that the complaint should be dismissed because the plaintiffs did not first demand that Facebook's board take legal action before filing litigation themselves.

The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has issued a reprimand to NHS Highland over a "serious breach of trust" after the health service inadvertently exposed personal details of patients likely to be accessing HIV services.The incident unfolded when someone at the organisation emailed 37 individuals likely to be accessing HIV services, inadvertently copying their email addresses into the carbon copy (CC) field rather than the blind carbon copy (BCC) field.

Lachlan Murdoch, the executive chairman of the Fox Corporation, conceded on Tuesday that a Delaware judge's pretrial rulings against the company severely limited our defense at trial and contributed to his decision to settle the landmark defamation case brought by Dominion Voting Systems.Mr. Murdoch, on a call with investors and analysts, called the $787.5 million settlement believed to be the largest in the history of defamation law a decision clearly in the best interest of the company and its shareholders.

Exxon Mobil and Chevron, the two largest American oil companies, reported modest earnings growth on Friday as they were forced to manage their businesses in the face of sagging prices for oil and natural gas.The slowing performance came after record earnings in 2022 in the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, which sent fossil fuel prices soaring through much of the year.

Shell has sparked fury by raking in a record $9.6billion (7.6billion) profit in the first quarter of the year while households struggled with soaring energy bills.The profiteering bonanza fuelled calls for a tougher windfall tax on oil giants accused of cashing in on higher energy prices due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

The man often touted as the godfather of artificial intelligence will be responding to requests for help from Bernie Sanders, Elon Musk and the White House, he says, just days after quitting Google to warn the world about the risk of digital intelligence.Dr Geoffrey Hinton, 75, won computer science's highest honour, the Turing award, in 2018 for his work on deep learning, along with Meta's Yann Lecun and the University of Montreal's Yoshua Bengio.