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Why We Co-Filed: Shareholder Engagement as Fiduciary Imperative in Age of Surveillance Risk

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By Javier Hernandez, Javier Hernández, Rickke Mananzala
| Chief Investment Officer Verified
Fiduciary duty is often framed narrowly: maximize returns within acceptable risk parameters. But for CIOs, understanding those risk parameters now requires a broader lens. Data privacy, workforce stability and community trust are no longer peripheral concerns. They are central to long-term value. This means risk oversight cannot stop at asset allocation, manager selection or performance reporting.
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Fur-mous rites of passage

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By Javier Hernandez, Javier Hernández, Hisako Ueno
| The Star (Malaysia) Verified
Kana and Risa Matsuki holding their Chihuahua-dachshund mix dogs – Happy, five, and Oreo, three – as the shrine’s chief priest, Kaji, chants a blessing at Kamegaoka Hachiman Shrine in Tokyo. — Kentaro Takahashi/The New York Times THE worshippers, dressed in kimonos and bespoke belts, took their places inside a sacred Shinto shrine. One by one, they received blessings from a priest and listened obediently to ancient chants. Then they began to bark.
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Bear scare in Akita

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By Javier Hernández, Kiuko Notoya
| The Star (Malaysia) Verified
A village near Kita-Akita and Ani districts close to forests shared by humans and bears, in Akita prefecture, northern Japan. Residents in northern Akita are on edge after a surge in bear attacks, prompting the deployment of riot police and the army. — Kentaro Takahashi/The New York Times IT was a crisp autumn morning in Japan’s northern Akita region, and residents were on edge. Commuters – some wearing bells, others carrying cans of repellent spray – walked cautiously down leaf-strewn streets.
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