Ritchelle Ann De Castro
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New Chairman Of Alibaba Is A Stark Contrast To Jack Ma
Alibaba’s CEO and handpicked successor of chairman Jack Ma has the logic and critical thinking skills of a super computer. 
Alibaba’s CEO and handpicked successor of chairman Jack Ma has the logic and critical thinking skills of a super computer. -
China’s Alibaba Propelling To World Class Level Buttery And Sweet Rwanda Coffee
Surprisingly with citrusy and fruity overtones, Rwanda’s coffee is getting a helping hand in the world stage from Alibaba. 
Surprisingly with citrusy and fruity overtones, Rwanda’s coffee is getting a helping hand in the world stage from Alibaba. -
Disgraced Nissan CEO Wants Nomination Committee To Pass The Baton
Nissan CEO Saikawa is not resigning for getting excess compensation but only for responsibility in scandals involving former boss. 
Nissan CEO Saikawa is not resigning for getting excess compensation but only for responsibility in scandals involving former boss. -
Despite Co-Producing Boeing’s Grounded 737 MAX Safran Expects Revenue Growth
Undaunted by the 737 Boeing engines which Safran co-produces, the aerospace company raised its annual profit forecast based on the engines. 
Undaunted by the 737 Boeing engines which Safran co-produces, the aerospace company raised its annual profit forecast based on the engines. -
Nissan Doesn’t Think It’s Illegal Overpaying Company CEO
Nissan Motors CEO Hiroto Saikawa admits accepting excess pay, aplogizes, denies any wrongdoing and voluntarily offers returning the money. 
Nissan Motors CEO Hiroto Saikawa admits accepting excess pay, aplogizes, denies any wrongdoing and voluntarily offers returning the money. -
South Korean Business Leaders Invest In Reclusive Myanmar
After opening up to foreign investors less than a decade ago, Myanmar’s economic potential and geographical attractiveness help cinch deals. 
After opening up to foreign investors less than a decade ago, Myanmar’s economic potential and geographical attractiveness help cinch deals. -
Shiite Money May Get Pushed Out Of The Formal Banking System
Opening an account for an adherent of the Shia branch of Islam is risky leading to more untraceable cash transactions. 
Opening an account for an adherent of the Shia branch of Islam is risky leading to more untraceable cash transactions. -
No Commitment From Emirates Airlines Due To Instability of Rolls-Royce Engine Program
No new Airbus and Boeing planes for Emirates Airlines until GE and Rolls-Royce improve their reliability. 
No new Airbus and Boeing planes for Emirates Airlines until GE and Rolls-Royce improve their reliability. -
LEGO’s Learning Through Play Continues Due To A Strong Chinese Momentum
The toy company attributed its growth in China to its enhanced investment in brand building both online and offline. 
The toy company attributed its growth in China to its enhanced investment in brand building both online and offline. -
Strong Advocate For Goldman Sachs Diversity And Inclusion Efforts Leaves
In a slew of departures since Goldman Sachs appointed a new Chief Executive last year, Marty Chavez joins the two who left. 
In a slew of departures since Goldman Sachs appointed a new Chief Executive last year, Marty Chavez joins the two who left.
