Goldman CIO service suddenly catches on in Japan after 10 years

Goldman CIO service suddenly catches on in Japan after 10 years

[TOKYO] It took more than a decade of trying, but Goldman Sachs last year landed the first client for its business of helping institutions manage their money in Japan. A second pension was signed up in early 2025. Now about 10 more potential customers are in the pipeline, according to Kenro Tsutsumi, head of Goldman…

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Pippa Scott Dies: ‘Auntie Mame’ Actress Was 90

Pippa Scott Dies: ‘Auntie Mame’ Actress Was 90

Pippa Scott, the veteran actress who appeared in such films like 1958’s six-time Oscar-nominated Auntie Mame and 1956’s The Searchers, has died at the age of 90. Per The Hollywood Reporter, she died May 22 of congenital heart failure at her Santa Monica home, her daughter Miranda Tollman told the publication. Born Nov. 10, 1934…

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ICE highlights arrest of accused murderer amid Los Angeles protests

ICE highlights arrest of accused murderer amid Los Angeles protests

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) on Sunday released information on 11 individuals arrested as part of deportation raids in Los Angeles, with the agency labeling them as “the worst of the worst illegal alien criminals.” Newsweek has reached out to DHS for further comment by email outside of normal business hours on Sunday. Why…

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