Microsoft Outlook outage: When will it resume?
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Lee Orders Review of Delisting Rules for Firms With Concentrated Ownership
Proposals have emerged to tighten listing maintenance requirements for companies that enjoy the benefits of being publicly listed while allowing controlling shareholders to hold dominant stakes…
- President Lee Jae-myung orders review of delisting rules for firms with concentrated ownership.
- Lee emphasizes stock market should foster widespread participation and fair pricing.
- Calls for stricter assessments of controlling shareholders' ownership stakes for listed status.
Huang’s Exit Puts Hyundai Motor Group’s Dual-Track Autonomous Driving Strategy to the Test
Jensen Huang’s abrupt resignation as CEO of Nvidia after leading the company for 33 years has put Hyundai Motor Group’s strategy for securing autonomous driving technology at a critical juncture.
- Jensen Huang resigns as Nvidia CEO on Nov. 12
- Hyundai Motor Group reevaluates dual-track autonomous strategy
- Partnership faces uncertainty over Nvidia semiconductor exports