格隆汇4月3日|当地时间4月2日,博通宣布任命艾米·图纳(Amie Thuener)为公司首席财务官,该任命将于6月12日生效,现任首席财务官斯皮尔斯(Kirsten M. Spears)即将退休。斯皮尔斯将任职至上述日期,并在此后九个月内担任顾问,以确保工作交接顺利进行。图纳此前任职于Alphabet,自2018年起担任该公司副总裁、公司财务总监兼首席会计官。加入Alphabet之前,图纳曾就职...
格隆汇4月3日|当地时间4月2日,博通宣布任命艾米·图纳(Amie Thuener)为公司首席财务官,该任命将于6月12日生效,现任首席财务官斯皮尔斯(Kirsten M. Spears)即将退休。斯皮尔斯将任职至上述日期,并在此后九个月内担任顾问,以确保工作交接顺利进行。图纳此前任职于Alphabet,自2018年起担任该公司副总裁、公司财务总监兼首席会计官。加入Alphabet之前,图纳曾就职于普华永道,担任交易与会计咨询服务部门的董事总经理。
The opposition Taiwan People’s party stands by founder Ko Wen-je despite sentence, alleging prosecutors were pressured by ruling DPP party Opposition figure Ko Wen-je put on a defiant display in front of tens of thousands of supporters outside Taiwan’s Presidential Office, two days after being handed a 17-year prison sentence on corruption charges. “I will not yield! I will not surrender!” Ko shou...
The opposition Taiwan People’s party stands by founder Ko Wen-je despite sentence, alleging prosecutors were pressured by ruling DPP party Opposition figure Ko Wen-je put on a defiant display in front of tens of thousands of supporters outside Taiwan’s Presidential Office, two days after being handed a 17-year prison sentence on corruption charges. “I will not yield! I will not surrender!” Ko shouted on Sunday in Taipei, as he turned towards the grand, red-brick Japanese colonial-era building in order to directly address President Lai Ching-te. Continue reading...
Booking photo of Tiger Woods. Courtesy: Martin County Sheriff's Department Golf legend Tiger Woods told a police officer he spoke to President Donald Trump on the phone shortly after his DUI rollover crash in Florida, a bodycam video obtained by TMZ and published Thursday shows. "Thank you so much. All right. You got it. Bye," Woods is heard saying on the police video, as he walked over to an offi...
Booking photo of Tiger Woods. Courtesy: Martin County Sheriff's Department Golf legend Tiger Woods told a police officer he spoke to President Donald Trump on the phone shortly after his DUI rollover crash in Florida, a bodycam video obtained by TMZ and published Thursday shows. "Thank you so much. All right. You got it. Bye," Woods is heard saying on the police video, as he walked over to an officer who had beckoned him back to the crash scene. "I was just talking to the president," Woods said told the cop. The golfer then is heard saying to a man whom TMZ identified as his manager, that "he was very apologetic for what he did last night." Trump, the evening before, during an interview on Fox News' "The Five," said that Woods would not be playing in the upcoming Masters tournament. Woods days before had left open the possibility of playing in the Masters. Woods is dating Trump's former daughter-in-law, Vanessa Trump, who was previously married to Donald Trump Jr. Woods, 50, was charged with driving under the influence after Friday's crash, which occurred after his Land Rover clipped a truck's trailer in Jupiter, Fla. The golfer had two opioid pills in his pants and had "bloodshot and glassy eyes," "extremely dilated pupils," and was "sweating profusely," according to an arrest affidavit. Shortly after the crash, Trump called Woods a "very close friend." "I feel so badly. He's got some difficulty. There was an accident, and that's all I know," Trump told reporters. "He's an amazing person, amazing man, but some difficulty." Read more CNBC politics coverage Grocery shock on the horizon for approaching U.S. elections as Iran war drags on DHS shutdown: Senate advances deal to fund agency with TSA, waits on House Analysis: Trump’s Iran speech ignores the risks of a return to the 1970s Trump Iran speech recap: President again says war is nearly over, vows ‘extremely hard’ hits in coming weeks Woods said on Tuesday evening that "I am stepping away for a period of time to ...
Australia Considers Emergency Powers To Protect Domestic Gas Supply Authored by Tsvetana Paraskova via OilPrice.com, Australia’s government intends to consider using emergency powers to protect domestic natural gas supply in case of a shortfall on its east coast in the third quarter of 2026. The potential consideration of using such powers would be part of the steps the Albanese Government is taki...
Australia Considers Emergency Powers To Protect Domestic Gas Supply Authored by Tsvetana Paraskova via OilPrice.com, Australia’s government intends to consider using emergency powers to protect domestic natural gas supply in case of a shortfall on its east coast in the third quarter of 2026. The potential consideration of using such powers would be part of the steps the Albanese Government is taking to secure domestic gas supplies for Australian households and industry as the Middle East conflict disrupts global energy markets. Australian Minister for Resources, Madeleine King, has given notice of her intention to consider using powers under the Australian Domestic Gas Security Mechanism (ADGSM) to protect Australian energy supplies in the event of a possible east coast domestic gas shortfall in the third quarter of 2026, the winter months Down Under. The minister will consult with major gas producers over the next 30 days regarding supplies to the domestic market and will make a decision on whether to use the ADGSM by the middle of May, the government said. “My decision to issue a notice of intent is a precautionary measure that gives me the flexibility to intervene if Australia is at risk of facing an energy shortfall,” King said in a statement. “The notice does not place any limits on gas exports. Currently, Australia’s domestic market is well supplied with Australian gas.” Australia remains a reliable gas supplier to international partners, but if there is a risk of domestic supply shortfall, Australians will be priority for energy supplies during the disruption on the global markets caused by the war in the Middle East, the minister said. On Wednesday, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) said that wholesale gas supply on Australia’s east coast is expected to be tight and large volumes of gas will likely be required from storage to meet demand in the third quarter of 2026. Apart from gas supply, Australia has moved to protect consumers from...