格隆汇3月26日｜诺和诺德任命美国家族企业巨头玛氏公司首席执行官Poul Weihrauch为董事会的观察员。此举旨在帮助这家制药公司巩固其在竞争激烈的美国肥胖症市场中的地位。诺和诺德在年度股东大会上宣布了这一任命。此外，股东们还选举了制药业资深人士Jan van de Winkel和Ramona Sequeira进入董事会，同时还有来自时尚零售商H&M的董事会成员Helena Saxon。
格隆汇3月26日｜诺和诺德任命美国家族企业巨头玛氏公司首席执行官Poul Weihrauch为董事会的观察员。此举旨在帮助这家制药公司巩固其在竞争激烈的美国肥胖症市场中的地位。诺和诺德在年度股东大会上宣布了这一任命。此外，股东们还选举了制药业资深人士Jan van de Winkel和Ramona Sequeira进入董事会，同时还有来自时尚零售商H&M的董事会成员Helena Saxon。
Jonathan Ferro, Lisa Abramowicz and Annmarie Hordern speak daily with leaders and decision makers from Wall Street to Washington and beyond. No other program better positions investors and executives for the trading day. (Source: Bloomberg)
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New capability expands the ACCESS platform with integrated social monitoring, sentiment analysis, and real-time brand intelligence across leading social network. RALEIGH, NC / ACCESS Newswire / March 26, 2026 /ACCESS Newswire Inc. (NYSE American:ACCS), ...
New capability expands the ACCESS platform with integrated social monitoring, sentiment analysis, and real-time brand intelligence across leading social network. RALEIGH, NC / ACCESS Newswire / March 26, 2026 /ACCESS Newswire Inc. (NYSE American:ACCS), ...
USC Cancels Gubernatorial Debate Due To Absence Of Candidates Of Color Authored by Jonathan Turley via jonathanturley.org , The University of Southern California (USC) is under fire after canceling the California gubernatorial debate with less than 24 hours’ notice. The reason? None of the polling candidates are people of color. It was a crushingly revealing moment in a state where universities ha...
USC Cancels Gubernatorial Debate Due To Absence Of Candidates Of Color Authored by Jonathan Turley via jonathanturley.org , The University of Southern California (USC) is under fire after canceling the California gubernatorial debate with less than 24 hours’ notice. The reason? None of the polling candidates are people of color. It was a crushingly revealing moment in a state where universities have long defied voters who demanded an end to affirmative action in admissions. USC Dornsife Center for the Political Future and ABC/KABC Los Angeles were scheduled to co-host the debate at Bovard Auditorium on Tuesday evening. Then it was canceled on Monday. Former Biden Health and Human Services Secretary and California Attorney General Xavier Becerra had sent a letter to President Beong-Soo Kim , alleging “election rigging” and objecting “ you disqualified all of the candidates of color from participating .” For many, USC succeeded in beclowning itself by first defending USC Professor Christian Grose’s “data-driven” selection process and then abruptly canceling the debate lineup selected through that process. If that seems incomprehensible, welcome to American higher education. The cancellation is only the latest unexpected turn in the election, where the two top vote-getters will face each other in a runoff election. California Democrats are in a panic as two Republicans currently top the polling: Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco and commentator Steve Hilton. At the same time, the leading Democrats include controversial candidates such as Rep. Katie Porter and Rep. Eric Swalwell . Porter is best known nationally for spewing profanity and abuse at staff members. Last year, Swalwell was outvoted by Rep. Raul Grijalva, who died in March 2025 . However, they are still doing markedly better than Becerra with voters. USC insisted that it “vigorously defends the independence, objectivity, and integrity of USC Professor Christian Grose, whose data-driven candidate viability ...
Sandisk (NASDAQ:SNDK) stock is down 8% in Thursday trading, with shares falling to around $623. Meanwhile, Micron Technology (NASDAQ:MU) stock is sliding roughly 5% to near $364, extending a brutal week for the memory sector. Both stocks have been under pressure all week. Sandisk stock has dropped 18% over the past five trading days, while ... Sandisk Falls 8%, Micron Drops 5%: Are Analysts Right ...
Sandisk (NASDAQ:SNDK) stock is down 8% in Thursday trading, with shares falling to around $623. Meanwhile, Micron Technology (NASDAQ:MU) stock is sliding roughly 5% to near $364, extending a brutal week for the memory sector. Both stocks have been under pressure all week. Sandisk stock has dropped 18% over the past five trading days, while ... Sandisk Falls 8%, Micron Drops 5%: Are Analysts Right to Stay Bullish on Memory Stocks?
FerreiraSilva/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Petrobras ( PBR ) said Thursday it has made a discovery of "high-quality" oil in pre-salt reservoirs of the Marlim Sul field in Brazil's Campos Basin. The discovery was made at exploratory well 3-BRSA-1397-RJS in water depth of 1,178 meters, encountering oil-bearing intervals confirmed through wireline logs, gas shows, and fluid sampling, the com...
FerreiraSilva/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Petrobras ( PBR ) said Thursday it has made a discovery of "high-quality" oil in pre-salt reservoirs of the Marlim Sul field in Brazil's Campos Basin. The discovery was made at exploratory well 3-BRSA-1397-RJS in water depth of 1,178 meters, encountering oil-bearing intervals confirmed through wireline logs, gas shows, and fluid sampling, the company said. Petrobras ( PBR ), which holds a 100% stake and operates the Marlim Sul field, said i nitial indications point to high-quality crude, with samples now undergoing laboratory analysis to further characterize reservoir properties and fluid composition. The company said the discovery supports its strategy of unlocking additional resources in mature offshore basins, where existing infrastructure and geological knowledge can accelerate development timelines and improve project economics. More on Petrobras Petrobras: Compelling Valuation At Current Price Level Hard Assets Weekly: The Signal That Precedes Falls In Hard Assets Appeared In Oil Petrobras: Direct Proxy To Brent, But With Additional Variables (Rating Upgrade)
Recent repairs to a centuries-old tile floor at a church in the Netherlands may have revealed the skeleton of the French Musketeer d’Artagnan. Today, Charles de Batz de Castlemore, Count d'Artagnan, is best known as a character in The Three Musketeers , written by Alexandre Dumas and eventually played by both Gene Kelly and future Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy —but he was a real French m...
Recent repairs to a centuries-old tile floor at a church in the Netherlands may have revealed the skeleton of the French Musketeer d’Artagnan. Today, Charles de Batz de Castlemore, Count d'Artagnan, is best known as a character in The Three Musketeers , written by Alexandre Dumas and eventually played by both Gene Kelly and future Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy —but he was a real French military officer and spy. D’Artagnan died during a siege, and the whereabouts of his body have remained a mystery for more than 350 years. But an archaeologist in the Netherlands recently unearthed a skeleton from the floor of a 17th-century church that could actually be d’Artagnan. “ It is only the dead who do not return” The ground beneath the centuries-old Saints Peter and Paul Church subsided earlier this year, cracking a few of the blue tiles that pave the chapel’s floor. During repairs, church staff decided to have a look beneath the floor to see if there was any truth to the rumor that d’Artagnan—famous French Musketeer and inspiration for a series of swashbuckling novels—lay buried beneath their church. It turns out that there actually was a skeleton buried under the church floor, and there’s a decent chance it’s d’Artagnan himself. Read full article Comments
CatherScarl/iStock via Getty Images Disruptions to oil and petrochemical shipments through the Strait of Hormuz amid the Iran conflict are tightening global supplies of key chemical inputs, pushing plastic prices to multi-year highs, Reuters reported Thursday. Roughly $20 billion to $25 billion worth of petrochemicals typically moves through the strait each year, meaning prolonged interruptions ar...
CatherScarl/iStock via Getty Images Disruptions to oil and petrochemical shipments through the Strait of Hormuz amid the Iran conflict are tightening global supplies of key chemical inputs, pushing plastic prices to multi-year highs, Reuters reported Thursday. Roughly $20 billion to $25 billion worth of petrochemicals typically moves through the strait each year, meaning prolonged interruptions are forcing manufacturers to source materials elsewhere at significantly higher costs. Buyers around the world are scrambling to replace lost Middle Eastern supply, driving sharp price increases for essential resins. The Middle East plays a dominant role in global plastics markets, accounting for more than 40% of polyethylene exports in 2025. As supply from the region has been constrained, prices for widely used plastics such as polyethylene and polypropylene have surged, fueled by rising crude oil and feedstock costs. Benchmarks on China’s Dalian Commodity Exchange show gains of nearly 40% since late February. The supply shock is rippling through the broader chemicals chain. Analysts warn that a sustained disruption could impact roughly 1.2 million barrels a day of naphtha flows, a critical input for plastics production. Refining margins in Asia have surged to record levels, reflecting both tighter supply and heightened geopolitical risk. Differing regional effects Asia is particularly exposed due to its reliance on imported feedstocks, with countries such as Japan, South Korea and India facing mounting cost pressures. European producers are also struggling, caught between higher input costs and limited ability to pass those increases on to customers. By contrast, North American producers are benefiting from greater access to domestic feedstocks such as natural gas. U.S. companies are seeing stronger demand and improved margins, with some reporting unusually high profitability as global prices rise. Manufacturers worldwide are beginning to pass higher costs through to custom...
Centrus Energy stands out in the uranium race with HALEU leadership, backlog strength and expansion plans, while NexGen Energy advances its massive Rook I project.
Centrus Energy stands out in the uranium race with HALEU leadership, backlog strength and expansion plans, while NexGen Energy advances its massive Rook I project.