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India plans stricter rules for companies with foreign ownership, sources say

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New rules may affect e-commerce and pharmaceutical companies. Share transfers and restructurings could face stricter FDI rules. India intends to revise foreign investment regulations. The goal is to monitor foreign-owned entities more closely. The government plans a new category for foreign-owned and controlled entities.

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Tesla, Nvidia, Lululemon and more

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Regeneron – Regeneron slipped 5% after the pharmaceutical company said that sales of its Eylea drug were negatively impacted in the final quarter of 2022 by a shift to an off-label competitor. Monolithic Power Systems – Shares of Monolithic Power Systems gained 6.4% Oracle – Oracle advanced 2.6%

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Sri Lanka: Recovery Takes Hold

Global Finance

Fragile fiscal balances, ongoing external debt restructuring and high debt servicing costs. Since then, Rajapaksa’s successor, President Ranil Wickremesinghe has presided over yet another tentative economic recovery. Entrenched corruption and bureaucratic red tape. Excessive reliance on tourism and textiles.

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Ghana: Waiting for FDI

Global Finance

Over the coming five years, the capital and financial account is expected to gradually improve, the IMF noted in a December 2024 report, with FDI fore- cast to increase to 3% of GDP by 2028 following the completion of the debt restructuring and gradual reform imple- mentation.

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FTC Submits Progress Report To The Senate

PYMNTS

The testimony also cited the FTC’s order against Herbalife, which had to restructure its business operations and pay $200 million to consumers it had deceived into believing they could earn substantial money selling diet and nutritional products. This year, the FTC brought a $100 million judgment against LifeLock.

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KPMG: Corporate financial performance rebounds in Q3

Future CFO

Many of these companies may already be experiencing distress or working through restructuring strategies. percent), Technology and Telecommunication (6.9%) and Pharmaceuticals (6.3%). In the three-month period, the sectors with the highest proportion of zombies included Raw Materials (with 14.6% zombies), Biotechnology (12.6

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Return on Equity, Earnings Yield and Market Efficiency: Back to Basics!

Musings on Markets

Carrying this through to the real world, you should not be surprised to see technology and pharmaceutical companies, the two biggest spenders on R&D, report much higher accounting returns than they are actually earning on their investments.