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Brazilian retailer Magalu wants approval to issue up to 1.55 billion shares and drop its poison pill, with a shareholder vote on 2 December. The post Magalu Asks to Issue 1.55 Billion Shares appeared first on The Rio Times .
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The United Kingdom has imposed sanctions on all ten of Russia’s largest oil-producing companies, becoming the first country to target the entire group.
Finance Minister Dr Cassiel Ato Forson has announced plans to exempt solar panels and batteries from import duties and Value Added Tax (VAT) to reduce the cost of adopting solar energy in Ghana.
Glossip agrees to plead guilty to a lesser charge to end his 30-year legal saga. He will be sentenced in December. The post Oklahoma Drops Murder Charge Against Richard Glossip, Avoiding Third Trial…
Argentina's Ingenios de Tucumán bought the Trinidad mill and 60% of MOYCO, and projects milling about twice Ledesma's 2026 plan.
The Banksia Prize, now the richest prize for an artwork in Queensland, was won by an artist specialising in the natural world.
