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News 1. Bank of England Holds Reverse Repo Rate Steady at 0.1 Percent 2. ECB Lowers Reverse Repo Rate to -0.5 Percent 3. Fed Unveils New Reverse Repo Facility Articles 1. What is a Reverse Repo Rate? 2. Reverse Repos: Understanding the Mechanics 3. Explaining Reverse Repo Operations Videos 1. What is a Reverse Repo Rate? 2. An Overview of the Reverse Repo Market 3. How Does a Reverse Repo Work?
Today’s CEOs have a fresh set of challenges that the standard management playbook is ill-equipped to address. As a result, many are heading for the exit. And executive recruiters report that fewer people are interested in, or ready to, replace them. Are we at an inflection point in what future CEOs need to be successful? Is enough being done to equip up-and-coming CEOs to navigate these evolving dynamics? How can companies ensure future leaders are prepared to make tough decisions in chaotic times, and lead diverse, tech-first, and global workforces. Three experts share their views.
Meta’s massive investment in Scale AI may be giving some of the startup’s biggest customers pause. Reuters reports that Google had planned to pay Scale AI $200 million this year but is now planning to cut ties with the startup and is having conversations with its competitors.
NEW YORK (Reuters) -Activist investor Barington Capital Group is pushing Victoria's Secret to alter its board and end a recently adopted "poison pill" plan, according to a letter to the lingerie maker's shareholders on Monday. The New York-based hedge fund, which owns more than 1% of the company, said Victoria's Secret has underperformed its competitors and lost over $2.4 billion in shareholder value since its spin-off in 2021 from former parent company L Brands. On Sunday, Reuters reported, citing sources, that Barington wants the company to replace most or all of its board and end the "poison pill" plan that it adopted in May to protect the company from hostile takeovers.
Shell is being “very careful” with its tanker movements in the Middle East amid the hostilities between Israel and Iran, Reuters reported today, citing chief executive Wael Sawan. “The escalation in tensions over the last few days, in essence, has ...