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DoubleLine Capital's Philip
Barach, a founding partner and co-portfolio manager of the
firm's flagship product, the DoubleLine Total Return Bond Fund
, will retire April 30, 2020, according to a DoubleLine
client letter.
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Brazil state-run oil company
Petroleo Brasileiro SA on Monday paid back a $5
billion loan from China Development Bank that was due in 2027,
the company said in a securities filing.
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Ex-MP remains culture secretary as Johnson carries out pre-Brexit mini-reshuffle
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Australian shares are set to open higher
on Tuesday, with rising hopes of a rate cut likely to support
equities after the country cut its outlook for growth in the
economy and wages, while robust data from China also added to
investor confidence.
On Monday, shares...
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Italy is set to tighten quotas
aimed at getting more women on corporate boards, raising the
threshold to 40% and underlining the success of measures that
have turned the country from one of Europe's laggards to one of
the top five in less than a decade.
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Labour heartlands press No 10 for project funding after aiding Tory victory
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Global stock markets rallied on
Monday, lifting Wall Street's three major indexes and a global
gauge of equity performance to record highs, after a preliminary
U.S.-China trade deal pointed to stronger world growth, helping
to drive up oil prices.
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Former New Zealand prime minister John
Key will retire from Air New Zealand's board of directors on
March 31, the company said on Tuesday.
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The U.S. Securities and
Exchange Commission (SEC) has settled foreign corruption charges
against former Goldman Sachs Group Inc executive Tim
Leissner for his involvement in Malaysia's multibillion-dollar
1MDB corruption scandal, the agency said on Monday.
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France's markets watchdog AMF said
on Monday it had fined U.S. news agency Bloomberg News 5 million
euros ($5.5 million) for publishing a hoax press release
relating to construction group Vinci in November 2016.
