STAMFORD, Conn., May 15, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The Navigators Group, Inc. (NASDAQ:NAVG) announced today that it has revised the record and payment dates for the previously announced second quarter dividend to more closely align these dates with
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Thai Election Body Advises Disqualifying Major Party Leader
BANGKOK Thailand’s Election Commission recommended Thursday that the leader of major political party opposed to military rule be barred from taking his seat in the soon-to-be-convened parliament because he is accused of violating electoral rules.
The commission announced that evidence …
US Trade Warriors Pursue Some Obscure Cases
WASHINGTON President Donald Trump’s high-profile trade offensives have grabbed headlines and rattled financial markets around the world. He’s battling China over the industries of the future, strong-arming Canada and Mexico into reshaping North American trade and threatening to tax cars …
US Trade Warriors Pursue Some Obscure Cases
WASHINGTON President Donald Trump’s high-profile trade offensives have grabbed headlines and rattled financial markets around the world. He’s battling China over the industries of the future, strong-arming Canada and Mexico into reshaping North American trade and threatening to tax cars …
Beijing Readies 2 New Aircraft Carriers
TAIPEI The deployment this year of a second aircraft carrier and construction of a third will allow China to position one of the carriers in the contested South China Sea, maritime policy experts believe.
A carrier known only as Type …
UN Fact-Finding Mission Recommends Suspension of International Dealings with Myanmar’s Military
The government of Myanmar has again rejected U.N. calls for accountability in its handling of the ongoing Rohingya crisis after a statement by the Independent International Fact-Finding Mission (FFM) on Myanmar Tuesday urged the international community to cut off financial …
Thailand’s 11 One-Seat Parties Support Prayut As New PM
BANGKOK, Thailand, Eleven Thai political parties, which won one seat each, in Thailand’s March 24 elections, said that, they would vote for incumbent Prime Minister, Prayut Chan-o-cha, to be elected as new prime minister.
The eleven parties said that, they …