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Corporate Governance In the News - Articles of Interest

• U.K. Opposition Labour Party to Back Boris Johnson’s Call for Election – WSJ, October 29, 2019
• Australia′s regulator to take Google to court over data privacy | News | October 29, 2019
• Style Analytics launches ESG factor simulation tool | Institutional Asset Manager, October 29, 2019
• UK Parliament rejects Johnson′s latest bid for election | News | DW, October 28, 2019
• Boris Johnson Loses Bid for Early Election but Takes New Tack to Get One - WSJ, October 28, 2019
• China Investors Keep Making Deals in Silicon Valley Amid Washington Pushback – WSJ, October 28, 2019
• Australian regulator files privacy suit against Google alleging location data misuse - Reuters, October 28, 2019
• Tiffany Acquisition Would Be LVMH’s Most Challenging Yet - WSJ, October 28, 2019
• Spotify CFO, Architect of Direct Listing, to Retire - WSJ, October 28, 2019
• Big Four Audit Firms Sell Less Nonaudit Work to U.K. Audit Clients - WSJ, October 28, 2019
• Local Governments Try to Regulate Guns With High Tax - WSJ, October 28, 2019
• Tough Questions, Anger Await Boeing CEO in Congress - WSJ, October 28, 2019
• Longtime relationships can supersede ESG concerns– PIOnline, October 28, 2019
• AT&T agrees to a deal with activist shareholder Elliott Management – CNN, October 28, 2019
• Barry McCarthy is leaving as Spotify’s chief financial officer - Vox, October 28, 2019
• Exclusive: Google owner Alphabet in bid to buy Fitbit - Reuters, October 28, 2019
• AT&T to add directors, sell up to $10 billion in assets next year - Reuters, October 28, 2019
• Wall Street spends millions to buy up Washington state water | The Seattle Times, October 28, 2019
• SEC Ushers in New Era By Allowing Blockchain-Based Stock Clearing | Fortune, October 28, 2019
• Sierra Club sues SEC over denial of climate-related shareholder resolutions – PIOnline, October 25, 2019

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