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Ben & Jerry’s adds three board members to boost social mission

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This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Ben and Jerry’s announced Wednesday it has appointed three new members to its board in a bid to restructure its governing panel. The appointments follow a prolonged governance dispute with parent company Unilever and spinoff Magnum Ice Cream. The ice cream maker named Nora Benavidez, Michael McAfee and Eva Schulte as independent directors, effective this month.
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Ben & Jerry’s adds three board members to boost social mission Original

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This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Ben and Jerry’s announced Wednesday it has appointed three new members to its board in a bid to restructure its governing panel. The appointments follow a prolonged governance dispute with parent company Unilever and spinoff Magnum Ice Cream. The ice cream maker named Nora Benavidez, Michael McAfee and Eva Schulte as independent directors, effective this month.
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World Bank raises $4B through new sustainable development bond

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This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. The World Bank Group announced last week it has raised $4 billion through a new seven-year sustainable development bond. The bond was issued by its subsidiary, the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development. The group said its bond signaled a strong demand, attracting more than $11 billion in investor orders from a diverse pool of investors.
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