(Bloomberg) — Japan’s government is considering holding off on its plan to sell about $10 billion worth of shares in Japan Post Holdings Co. through this fiscal year following scandals involving its insurance unit, according to people familiar with the situation. Concern over corporate governance and the tumbling stock priceRead More →
© Reuters. United Auto Workers (UAW) acting president Rory Gamble speaks to Reuters from his office in Southfield, Michigan, By Nick Carey and Joseph White DETROIT (Reuters) – The acting head of the United Auto Workers (UAW) said on Wednesday that he will examine every department of the union inRead More →
© Reuters. Medina Mora, powerful Citigroup exec who battled scandals, dies at 69 MEXICO CITY (Reuters) – Manuel Medina Mora, one of the most influential Mexican bankers to work on Wall Street during a long career at Citigroup Inc (N:), has died, the bank’s Mexican unit Citibanamex said on Wednesday.Read More →
© Reuters. FILE PHOTO: David Pecker, chairman and CEO of American Media, speaks at the Shape and Men’s Fitness Super Bowl Party in New York (Reuters) – The owner of the National Enquirer said on Wednesday it was considering selling the tabloid, which has admitted to paying hush money toRead More →
