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In "Unwelcome Surprise" To Dutch, Shell To Ditch Dual Share Structure, Move Tax Base To UK, Drop "Royal Dutch" From Name In a surprise corporate overhaul which the Dutch government branded an "unwelcome surprise", Royal Dutch Shell said on Monday it would scrap its dual share structure and move its head office to Britain from the Netherlands, pushed away by Dutch taxes and facing climate pressure in court as the energy giant shifts from oil and gas. The company, which long faced questions from investors about its dual structure and had recently been hit by a Dutch court order over its climate targets, will also drop "Royal Dutch" from its name - part of its identity since 1907 - to become Shell Plc. The Anglo-Dutch firm has been in a long-running tussle with the Dutch authorities over the country''s 15% dividend withholding tax, which Shell sought to avoid paying with its two share classes. Its new single structure would resolve that issue and allow Shell to strike swifter sale or acquisition deals. "The current complex share structure is subject to constraints and may not be sustainable in the long term," Shell said, as it announced its plan to change the structure.

EP Wealth Advisors LLC raised its stake in shares of Unilever PLC (NYSE:UL) by 46.5% during the 2nd quarter, according to the company in its most recent Form 13F filing with the Securities & Exchange Commission. The institutional investor owned 5,443 shares of the companys stock after purchasing an additional 1,727 shares during the period. []

Billionaire Late-Bloomers - It''s Never Too Late To Join The ''Tres Comas'' Club More often than not, individuals and media alike focus on the success stories of early bloomers. These early-age accomplishments of some of the richest people in the world are highlighted as marvels. The early achievements of hoodie-wearing CEOs like Mark Zuckerberg or Evan Spiegelwho became billionaires at ages 23 and 25, respectivelycome to mind. But, as Visual Capitalist''s Omri Wallach and Aran Ali detail below, theres also the case to be made for the late bloomer. According to the Census Bureau , a 35-year-old is three times more likely to found a successful start-up than someone aged 22. The infographic above, from Virtual College , highlights 45 billionaires who had their breakthrough later in life, by the age of their respective breakthrough. Billionaires With Career Breakthroughs at or After Age 35 Though these late successes span many different industries and countries, there are many consistent through lines.

After Ben & Jerrys decided to end sales of its product in the West Bank and east Jerusalem, the Israeli ambassador to the U.S., Gilad Erdan, sent a letter to the governors of the 35 states that have anti-BDS laws on their books, urging them to now apply them, which would mean divesting from Ben & Jerrys parent company, the conglomerate Unilever. And that is what has been happening.

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Officials of New York's state pension fund on Thursday said it will divest its holdings in Unilever Plc in response to sales restrictions imposed by the company's Ben & Jerry's ice cream brand in the

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