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The restructuring agreement to reduce Deripaska’s stakes in Rusal, En+ and EuroSibEnergo will prevent Deripaska obtaining cash or receiving future dividends from the companies. His stake in En+ will fall from 70 percent to 44.95 percent. The deal also includes Swiss company Glencore, or its subsidiary, swapping shares in Rusal for a direct ownership interest in En+. Glencore declined to comment. VTB Bank, Russia’s second-largest lender, or another assignee approved by OFAC, will take ownership of a block of Deripaska’s shares in En+ pledged as collateral for outstanding obligations.

Deripaska will also donate a block of shares to a charitable foundation and assign any voting rights full card suit cufflinks above 35 percent of En+ shares to a voting trust, Several shareholders with professional or family ties to him will also assign their voting rights to an independent third party, As part of the agreement, half of En+’s restructured board of directors will be U.S, or UK nationals and Rusal’s current board chairman will step down, En+ will create a board of 12 directors, with eight directors independent of Deripaska, in 30 days..

ZURICH (Reuters) - Novartis (NOVN.S) said it appointed company veteran Susanne Schaffert to lead its oncology unit from Jan. 1, replacing Liz Barrett who is stepping down to return to the United States. Schaffert, who has been with Novartis for more than 20 years and has been part of its global oncology leadership team since 2013, will report to Chief Executive Vas Narasimhan and join the executive committee, the Swiss pharma group said in a statement on Thursday. Barrett, a U.S. citizen who’d been at the helm of the unit since February 2018, said in the statement that she had accepted the role of CEO of a U.S. biotech firm because her family was unable to relocate to Basel, where Novartis’ oncology headquarters are based.

SHANGHAI/HONG KONG (Reuters) - Chinese bike-sharing startup Ofo, backed by Alibaba Group Holding Ltd (BABA.N), is battling “immense” cash flow problems and disbanding the firm has been considered as an option, its chief executive said in a letter to employees, The firm, whose yellow-hued bicycles litter city streets around China, has been hit by a costly battle with main rival Mobike, owned by Meituan Dianping (3690.HK), that has eroded its ability to make payments to suppliers, In the past week, millions of users, uncertain about Ofo’s future, have also applied for a return of the deposits they full card suit cufflinks had paid to use the platform, adding to the firm’s financial woes..

“The whole of this year we’ve borne immense cash flow pressures. Returning deposits to users, paying debts to suppliers and keeping operations running,” Dai Wei said in the letter posted on social media by Ofo’s head of public relations. “It has meant turning every renminbi into three,” the CEO said, referring the China’s currency. Dai added that he had thought “countless times” about ways to resolve the issues, “even of dissolving the company and applying for bankruptcy”.

Ofo and Alibaba were not available for comment on Thursday, Dai, also Ofo’s founder, added he was determined to keep the company afloat, “As pressures mount we must endure, as difficulties grow we must find ways to overcome them,” he said in the letter dated Dec, 19, Ofo, which started in university campuses in Beijing and expanded to full card suit cufflinks countries around the world, has become something of a cautionary tale about the rapid debt-fueled boom and bust of new technology enterprises in the country..

China’s bike-sharing industry has seen firms burn through hundreds of millions of dollars in the fight to dominate key cities, with several going under or taken over. Ofo’s smaller peer, No.1 Bicycle, halted services in February, while Bluegogo, facing financial pressure late last year, ended in a tie-up with ride-hailing giant Didi Chuxing. In August, Reuters reported that Didi and Alibaba’s Ant Financial were in talks with Ofo for a joint buyout, potentially valuing the startup at up to $2 billion.

SEOUL/PARIS/TOKYO (Reuters) - From an eye shadow that opens with the flick of a thumb, Zippo-style, to a barely-there foundation in subtle blue-gray packaging: men’s make-up is getting a makeover as manufacturers bid to take it more mainstream, France’s Chanel and Japan’s Pola Orbis are among firms launching new ranges to exploit signs of rising demand full card suit cufflinks for cosmetics among men, especially in Asia, betting the tide is finally turning in a segment that has long underwhelmed, Beyond showbusiness circles or the limited realm of beauty bloggers, the brands have other clients - such as image-conscious executives - in their sights, as they emphasize the undetectable aspects of some products..



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