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Tesla Chair Thanks Investors for Approving Musk’s $878 Billion Pay Package

Tesla Chair Thanks Investors for Approving Musk’s $878 Billion Pay Package

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Tesla board chair Robyn Denholm thanked the electric-vehicle maker’s shareholders on Monday for approving CEO Elon Musk’s US$878 billion pay package.See the Story

71 WEST CAPITAL PARTNERS LAUNCHES AS FULL-SERVICE INDEPENDENT RIA

71 WEST CAPITAL PARTNERS LAUNCHES AS FULL-SERVICE INDEPENDENT RIA

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Co-founded by former UBS Financial Services Managing Directors Denis Cleary and Greg Devine, the firm will leverage independence to expand its business and enhance services to ultra-high net worth clients See the Story

SEC Reopens After Longest Shutdown in US History

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SEC Reopens After Longest Shutdown in US History

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Compliance experts expect SEC staff to run “triage” on the filings that amassed during the 42-day shutdown, but firms in the midst of exams or enforcement proceedings may still be waiting weeks or months.See the Story

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