Shell plc (SHEL) completed a share buyback transaction on July 3, 2025, repurchasing 1.49 million shares.The buyback is part of Shell's ongoing program that st
AM Best has affirmed the Financial Strength Rating of A- (Excellent) and the Long-Term Issuer Credit Rating of “a-” (Excellent) of Greenval Insurance Designated Activity Company
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Worldline SA has long claimed to have cleaned up its payments business. Now, regulators and investors are testing that narrative after fresh allegations it overlooked fraud among high-risk clients.
Shell plc (SHEL) conducted a share buyback on June 26, 2025, acquiring 1,480,000 shares across various markets. The buyback is part of a program running
Ah Biao, a Chinese toy factory owner, navigated US tariff fluctuations by shifting production to Vietnam and back to China, demonstrating the resilience of Chinese exporters. Despite trade tensions and customer demands for diversification, Ah Biao is expanding into Vietnam to mitigate risks, offering incentives to retain experienced workers.
Shell plc (SHEL) repurchased approximately 1.58 million shares as part of its ongoing buyback program. Shares were repurchased on London and European ex
Shell plc repurchased approximately 2.12 million shares on June 20, 2025, as part of its ongoing share buyback program. The purchases were made on multi
Banks in France are facing a combined tax bill of as much as €5 billion ($5.8 billion) over contentious trades allegedly designed to escape levies on dividend payments, according to a lawmaker who dubbed the process a “fraud.”
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