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Standard & Poor’s, the ratings firm frozen out of the commercial-mortgage bond market since last year, plans to change the way it rates the securities.
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Standard & Poor’s appointed a series of new ratings executives as Douglas Peterson, who took over as president in September, overhauls the firm’s management structure, according to company documents.
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Drinking coffee , regular or decaffeinated, may reduce the risk of prostate cancer , according to a study by Harvard University researchers.
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Standard & Poor’s is replacing its chief credit officer, Mark Adelson, as the world’s largest ratings company winds down a year in which its grades of governments have faced growing scrutiny.
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Banks and hedge funds seeking higher returns in commodities-related investments are trading record amounts of freight options as volatility in shipping surges, according to Freight Investor Services Ltd.
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Men diagnosed with low-risk prostate cancer that chose to forgo treatment while staying under doctor supervision had six months more quality life than those who had surgery or radiation therapy, a Harvard University study found.
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