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Hedge fund Elliott Management on Tuesday
publicly called on Alexion Pharmaceuticals Inc to sell itself,
arguing that management's steps, including recent plans to
acquire a smaller company, were leading in the wrong direction.
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Minneapolis Federal Reserve President
Neel Kashkari repeated Tuesday his view that the economy is not
likely to bounce back quickly from the coronavirus crisis, and
may not fully recover until a vaccine is discovered.
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NEW DELHI, May 12 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - With little
access to air conditioners or parks during the coronavirus
lockdown, India's poor - from farmers to slum-dwellers - could
face deadly threats from heat waves this summer, climate and
disaster management experts have warned.
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Euro zone lenders
could take a sizeable hit from the coronavirus outbreak as an
economic slowdown puts strain on borrowers, European officials
have told the bloc's governments in a recent report.
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Former Gucci executive Jacopo
Venturini has been appointed as the new chief executive of
Italian luxury brand Valentino starting from June, the group
said on Tuesday.
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Dallas Federal Reserve Bank President
Robert Kaplan on Tuesday became the latest U.S. central banker
to unequivocally reject negative interest rates as a monetary
policy tool.
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A unit of Morgan Stanley agreed to
pay a $5 million fine to settle U.S. Securities and Exchange
Commission charges it misled retail investing clients about the
costs of a "wrap fee" program, the regulator said on Tuesday.
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Germany's financial watchdog
BaFin said on Tuesday it was conducting multiple investigations
into Wirecard, sending its shares lower and adding to
pressure over allegations it has denied.
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South Africa's small and
medium-sized businesses will have five years to repay loans
taken out under a government scheme to help cope with the
coronavirus crisis, the treasury said on Tuesday, announcing
keenly-awaited details of the plan.