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Meta Ordered to Pay $567M in New Mexico Child Safety Case

A New Mexico court has ordered Meta to pay $567 million into a fund aimed at addressing the adverse mental…

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Maya Expands Operations Amid US IPO Speculation

Maya Expands Operations Amid US IPO Speculation

Digital bank Maya is ramping up its financial services ecosystem in the Philippines while declining to confirm reports of a potential $500 million to $1 billion initial public offering in the United States.

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SEC Proposes Stricter Rules for Corporate Governance Training

SEC Proposes Stricter Rules for Corporate Governance Training

The Securities and Exchange Commission plans to overhaul its guidelines on mandatory corporate governance training for board members and key officers. The proposed rules aim to sharpen accreditation standards and broaden training content to meet global and local expectations.

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Investors Urge Starbucks Shareholders to Oust 2 Directors Over Union Fight

Investors Urge Starbucks Shareholders to Oust 2 Directors Over Union Fight

A coalition of investors including New York state and city comptrollers called on Starbucks shareholders Wednesday to reject the reelection of two board members over the company's handling of labor unrest. The push targets lead independent director Jorgen Vig Knudstorp and Beth Ford, head of the board's Nominating and Corporate Governance Committee.

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