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Billionaire Daniel Loeb’s bid to break up Sony Corp. will need to overcome a history of failed efforts by activist investors in Japan.
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Simon Henry is the frontrunner among analysts to become the next chief executive officer of Royal Dutch Shell Plc after Peter Voser unexpectedly announced his resignation next year from Europe’s biggest oil company.
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Digi International Inc., a provider of wireless products, has settled a patent case brought by U.S. Ethernet Innovations, the Minnetonka, Minnesota-based company said in a statement.
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Charles Manby, a senior partner at Goldman Sachs Group Inc., will lead a 100 million-pound ($152 million) fundraising campaign for the Francis Crick Institute, which will be Europe’s largest biomedical research center.
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UBS AG hired Nomura Holdings Inc.’s former co-head of investment banking, William Vereker, to help oversee its merger advisory and capital markets operations in Europe.
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Cambridge University, the 800-year- old alma mater of Isaac Newton and Stephen Hawking, sold its first bonds, tapping investor demand that let Portugal Telecom SGPS SA issue its first benchmark notes since 2011.
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Former Coca-Cola Co. executive Pierre Ferrari now spends his days ensuring that a pig or a goat helps an impoverished family.
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The U.K. Green Investment Bank provided 18 million pounds ($27 million) to build a facility in Cambridge, southeast England, that will include a biomass power plant and energy recovery unit for local hospitals.
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Cambridge University defeated Oxford University in the 158th Boat Race on the River Thames in London.
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University of Cambridge students plan to protest a debating club appearance tonight by Dominique Strauss-Kahn, the former head of the International Monetary Fund who resigned last year after being accused of sexual assault.
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