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Journalist, CEO interviewer & award-winning author of 12 books incl Secrets of CEOs, Power of Purpose and Drive to Succeed. Out now: Billions to Bust & Beyond
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Favourable outcome of a neonate with vein of Galen malformation with concurrent right superior vena cava draining into the left atrium

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By Andrew Cave , Arshid Ahmad Mir, Nabil Alhayek
| dx.doi.org
Case presentation A term male infant was transferred to a tertiary neonatal ICU at 51 hours of life from an outside facility following caesarean delivery to a Gravida1Para1 mother with normal Apgar scores, for concerns of macrocephaly (fronto-occipital circumference 38 cm; Z-score 2.65) that developed by day 2 of life. Birth weight was 3.47 kg (60th percentile), with appropriate-for-age length and head circumference.
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Société Générale’s Rosbank saga continues

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By Andrew Cave 
| LondonlovesBusiness
Société Générale is suffering more repercussions from its acquisition of Russian bank Rosbank, with a Swiss investor attacking its alleged role in losses from investing in a construction project that was said to be backed by Vladimir Putin’s government. Swiss businessman Gerhard Ammann, 78, invested in projects controlled by Vincent Petrillo, who claimed to be chief executive of ZAO Soyuzneftegaz-Invest (SNG Invest), a company partially owned by Russian state-owned enterprises.
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Jill Pay: Britain’s First Female Serjeant at Arms

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By Andrew Cave 
| drivingchange.org
Jill Pay broke through a glass ceiling when she became Britain’s first female Serjeant at Arms of the House of Commons in the position’s 607-year-history. “All but one of my predecessors in the role were ex-military and the other one was a former diplomat,” she says. “The final two candidates were me and a former brigadier.
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