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Meta explores ban on political ads in Europe - FT

Reuters 30 Mar 2023
Meta executives are concerned the definition of political ads under EU plans will be excessively broad that it will be easier to refuse all paid-for political campaigns on the company's sites, the newspaper said, citing two people briefed on the discussions.
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Meta explores ban on political ads in EuropeEU lawmakers in February agreed to tougher rules ...

Deccan Herald 30 Mar 2023
Meta executives are concerned the definition of political ads under EU plans will be excessively broad that it will be easier to refuse all paid-for political campaigns on the company's sites, the newspaper said, citing two people briefed on the discussions.
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Several Pitney Bowes investors to vote for Hestia slate in proxy battle

FX Empire 30 Mar 2023
Half a dozen investors have now publicly criticized Pitney Bowes for what they called the company’s poor execution in the ecommerce segment, excessive debt, overly high corporate costs and the chief executive officer’s more than $66 million in pay. Marc Lautenbach has been chief executive since 2012.
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Senate passes bill curbing CJP powers amid opposition protests

Urdu Point 30 Mar 2023
The proposed changes to the Supreme Court's rules have raised concerns and debates in legal and political circles, with some expecting the bill to be challenged in the apex court ... The law minister argued that the excessive use of Article 184(3) has made executives stand on the rostrum repeatedly, causing the state losses worth billions of Dollars.
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Air pollution linked to 2,600 deaths annually - report

RTE 30 Mar 2023
However, the report states many people living on the island of Ireland are exposed to air pollution "well in excess" of this level. Speaking on RTÉ's Morning Ireland, the Chief Executive of the Irish Heart Foundation, Tim Collins, said that thousands of lives could be saved if there was a shift away from burning solid fuels in homes.
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Supreme Court (Practice and Procedure) Bill' sails through Senate

Urdu Point 30 Mar 2023
The bill received 60 votes in favour and 19 against, amid a chaotic scene in the Senate as PTI senators protested the decision ... He went on to say that Article 184 was excessively used in the past and some cases even executives were also pushed into the dock ... He said that all institutions have to follow the laws passed by the Parliament ... ....
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Senate passes bill to restructure CJP powers amid opposition protest

Dawn 30 Mar 2023
... be overseen by the adjudicator — the judiciary — and the administrative machinery to run the country will be subordinate to the Executive”, he added. Bashing the excessive use of Article 184(3) of the Constitution, he said, “Executives were made to stand on the rostrum repeatedly.
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Law minister moves bill to restructure CJP powers in Senate

Dawn 30 Mar 2023
The bill had been approved by the federal cabinet on March 28 and a day ago, the National Assembly passed it as well after a few amendments suggested by the Standing Committee on Law and Justice hours earlier ... “Law never stands still ... Bashing the excessive use of suo motu powers, he said, “Executives were made to stand on the rostrum repeatedly ... .
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Senate passes bill to limit CJP powers amid opposition protest

Dawn 30 Mar 2023
... be overseen by the adjudicator — the judiciary — and the administrative machinery to run the country will be subordinate to the Executive”, he added. Bashing the excessive use of Article 184(3) of the Constitution, he said, “Executives were made to stand on the rostrum repeatedly.
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Elizabeth Warren and Josh Hawley just teamed up on a bill that would let the ...

Business Insider 29 Mar 2023
Elizabeth Warren and Josh Hawley are teaming up to put the heat on executives of failed banks ... "When banks fail due to mismanagement and excessive risk taking, it should be easier for regulators to claw back compensation from executives, to impose civil penalties, and to ban executives from working in the banking industry again.".
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Norway Company Can't Produce Ukraine Ammunition Because of TikTok

Slashdot 29 Mar 2023
Because of this expansion, there is no excess capacity for the factory to ramp up production of artillery shells. "The chief executive of Nammo, which is co-owned by the Norwegian government, said a planned expansion of its largest factory in central ...
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Iowa Should Look to Ohio in Advancing Pro-Growth Regulatory Reform

Victoria Advocate 29 Mar 2023
In January, Governor Reynolds issued an executive order to begin to reform regulations in Iowa ... The executive order issued by Governor Reynolds halts the expansion of regulations ... Governor Reynolds executive order on regulation is a step in the right direction of freeing Iowans from the burden of excessive regulations.
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Innovative Industrial Properties, Inc. (IIPR) Announces Senior Leadership Appointment and Promotions

MarijuanaStocks 29 Mar 2023
Smith previously served as Executive Vice President and Chief ... Smith served as the Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of New Senior Investment Group Inc ... Regin has overseen the company’s execution on real estate investments totaling well in excess of $2 billion.
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The good, the bad and the ugly: Leaders have a choice

Mail Guardian South Africa 29 Mar 2023
In business, Apple chief executive Tim Cook is a far cry from Tom Hayward, the former head of BP. I knew a chief executive who, in less than a year, destroyed the shareholder value of the company she was entrusted to lead by an estimated 75% ... Her egocentric leadership style was a toxic challenge for her executives.
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Employees at the $2 billion e-commerce startup Rokt once saw a photo of a colleague ...

Business Insider 28 Mar 2023
Insider Source; Alyssa Powell/Insider An Australian Rokt employee shared a photo of a colleague in blackface, shocking colleagues ... Rokt ... Some said that Rokt executives engaged in or tolerated misogynistic conduct, as well as excessive drinking and drug use, and resisted holding employees accountable for alleged bad behavior ... ....

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