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A source told Bloomberg that Sony's Head of Marketing for its film unit, Marc Weinstock, was removed from his role.
Zafrul Aziz, Maybank's investment banking chief, submitted his resignation and would be joining CIMB Group Holdings Bhd, according to a Bloomberg report.
The Nedbank Group appointed Andrew Bates as head of its Middle East private banking unit. Andrew Bates was appointed as head of Nedbank Group's Middle East private banking unit.
Wang Jianlin announced his biggest single investment in the movie and television industry valued USD8.17 billion.
US President Barack Obama said he would not raise the country's debt ceiling nor would he negotiate with congressional Republicans to give in their attempt to decrease funding for Obama's healthcare law.
The US and Brazil ties were foiled again after Brazil President Dilma Reousseff retaliated over reports that the US National Security Agency had spied on her top aides along with her private communications.
The Oracle Team USA funded by billionaire Larry Ellison remained in the running for America's Cup after Team New Zealand failed to win the Cup on Friday.
European policymakers were in for disappointment no matter what the outcome of the election would be, a Reuters analysis showed.
A business magazine reported that Gerhard Cromme would leave the board of Axel Springer to concentrate on his role at Siemens.
