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The appointment of a new chair of the Melbourne Market Authority board may have been the catalyst for an almighty upheaval of the board.
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After the runoff election for the presidency in Brazil, Lula da Silva is facing his fourth term in office. The victory of the left-wing incumbent is considered surprising.
Serbia's most powerful man so far has admitted his defeat to the opposition Student List in the early parliamentary elections.
The leadership of the Communist Party of China is being reshuffled. Financial experts are in demand. They are supposed to get the debt burden under control.
Fighting between the Saudi-led coalition in Yemen and the Iran-aligned Houthi rebels intensified on Monday, as escalating hostilities choked oil supplies and threatened to erupt into a broader…
Expensive, slow, and opaque: An industry that moves its money like non-profit organizations doesn't need any enemies, says Felix Oldenburg. Where does this inefficiency come from?
