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million, increased 41.4% over the same period last year and increased 21.0% over last quarter due to strong customer demand in cloud storage and data center-related products such as Critical Infrastructure
partnership will be critical in driving more disclosure from corporates and financial institutions, raising awareness of the TCFD recommendations and shaping ambitious policy. Environmental disclosure is now
understanding of the overall digital asset world, (2) Digital Assets Fundamentals: Laying down the formative backgrounds and mechanisms critical to blockchain technology, (3) the Past, the Present and the Future
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mere association. Finally, we also investigate the prediction of the critical mass theory, which posits that female directors matter if there are enough of them on the board. Prior research suggests that
practitioners in their efforts to take corporate governance to a higher level. Indeed, the 2008 worldwide financial crisis reminded Asia and the world of the critical importance of strong corporate governance to
under its responsibility Ensure that units offered for sale exclusively for high net worth investors are not allocated to retail investors Oversee to ensure that the trust is not becoming a private trust
other institutional investors to oversee the investees, encourage them to seek solutions or make changes based on good corporate governance principles to create long-term benefits rather than short-term