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GREE : Notice of Change in Dividend Policy and Revision of Dividend Forecast

GREE : Notice of Change in Dividend Policy and Revision of Dividend Forecast
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Redcare Pharmacy : Remuneration Policy Supervisory Board Updated on 17/04/2024

REDCARE PHARMACY N.V. Remuneration Policy of the Supervisory Board 1. ADOPTION, CHANGES FROM PREVIOUS POLICY , AMENDMENTS, DEVIATIONS AND.

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Exporters seek three-month transition time for new FTP

Exporters believe this will allow them to settle their existing contracts under the old policy

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Medicaid Work Requirement Experiments at the Supreme Court: What Happens Now?

The Court’s decision to hear Gresham and Philbrick was unexpected since the lower court rulings rested on narrow ground, namely, that the Trump administration had violated the Administrative Procedure Act by failing to consider the central issue of the experiments’ impact on Medicaid coverage. In this sense, the rulings were consistent with the Supreme Court’s recent decision in the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals case last year. In that case, which dealt with the Trump administration’s effort to end the program, the Court focused on the failure to follow legal process, not the basic power to end the program.

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