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Condé Nast CEO says no plans to shut down more magazine brands Original

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By Pradnya Joshi
| Semafor
Condé Nast CEO Roger Lynch said Thursday that the company does not expect to close down any additional magazine brands this year after it announced earlier in the day that the company was shutting down Self magazine. “For us, it’s really more about focus,” Lynch said at Semafor World Economy in Washington, DC.
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Exelon CEO says rising energy costs can be addressed with easier rules Original

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By Pradnya Joshi
| Semafor
The rising costs of electricity and the insatiable demand for power will require new plants and technologies, as well as the easing of rules such as permitting reform, Exelon CEO Calvin Butler said Thursday. “It’s supply and demand. We have inadequate supply to meet this rising demand, and until we address that issue, all of our bills are going to continue to go up,” Exelon CEO Calvin Butler said at Semafor World Economy in Washington, DC.
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Trump-Xi summit could see more Chinese investment in US, China expert says Original

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By Pradnya Joshi
| Semafor
President Donald Trump’s planned visit to China next month could lead to more Chinese investments in the US, the founder and president of a Beijing-based think tank said on Wednesday. “In the long run, I do see a benefit of massive Chinese investment to the US. That’s what the Japanese did in the ’90s and the ‘80s,” Henry Huiyao Wang of the Center for China and Globalization said at Semafor World Economy in Washington, DC.
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