Activist short-seller firm Hindenburg Research is calling it quits after an impactful eight-year run in which its reports took on high-profile investors like Carl Icahn and Gautam Adani and helped ...

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The former Bank of England boss, Mark Carney, is now running for the Liberal leadership in his native Canada. What does his time in London tell us? Mark Carney was the first non-British person to ...

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Mark Carney announced his bid to lead the Liberal Party of Canada Thursday, promising a change from “politics as usual” to rebuild the economy in a way that works better for average Canadians.

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Following his recent team-up with grizzly Clutch frontman Neil Fallon for a cover of Lynyrd Skynyrd's classic The Needle And The Spoon, Lamb Of God guitarist Mark Morton has got together with ...

OTTAWA—Former central bank governor Mark Carney announced a run for Liberal leader and prime minister Thursday, promising a centrist focus on the economy and distancing himself from Justin Trudeau.

Coming off of that recent Lynyrd Skynyrd cover, Lamb of God guitar great Mark Morton is now serving up some homegrown Southern-rock of his own. The metal shredder is rolling in the red with a rootsy ...

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