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Times Union 

Disney names Gorman to chair its succession planning committee

The Walt Disney Co. has tapped James Gorman to lead its succession planning committee as the entertainment company continues to work toward finding someone to take over the helm from Bob Iger. Gorman, who joined Disney’s board earlier this year, has previous succession planning experience, as he oversaw the process at Morgan Stanley. Gorman currently serves as Morgan Stanley’s executive chairman after several years as its chairman and CEO.

BusinessInsider.com (uk) 

Fast food has a Gen Z problem

Gen Z diners were less likely than other generations to say that fast-food restaurants were a good value, Morning Consult found.

Soccer News 

Liverpool set to complete Mamardashvili transfer

According to multiple relevant sources, Liverpool are now very close to completing the signing of goalkeeper Giorgi Mamardashvili from Valencia. As defined in the terms of the agreement, the Georgia international would spend the 2024/25 season on loan at Valencia, before actually arriving to Liverpool next summer. Liverpool’s determination to get this transfer done is […]

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Oilprice.com 

India Surpasses China as Largest Importer of Russian Oil

India has become the world's biggest importer of Russian oil, surpassing China, Reuters has reported. Data on Indian shipments from trade and industry showed that the country imported 2.07 million barrels per day (bpd) of Russian crude in July, good for a 4.2% M/M and 12% Y/Y increase. According to Chinese customs data, India's July crude oil imports exceeded China's 1.76 million bpd via pipelines and shipments. Indian refiners have been buying Russian crude at a discount to Brent ever since Western... Читать дальше...

Economictimes.indiatimes.com 

ETtech Explainer: What's next for Byju's after SC stays settlement deal with BCCI

Byju's founder Byju Raveendran is dealing with several legal disputes, including a Rs 158 crore payment issue with the Indian cricket board and a $1.2 billion term loan conflict with US lenders. Adding to their woes, India's Enforcement Directorate is investigating alleged violations of the Foreign Exchange Management Act involving Rs 9,362.35 crore.