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Title: What Effects Do Realised Share Repurchases Have on Share Liquidity? Seminar date: 14th of January 2021. Course: FEKH89, Degree Project Undergraduate level, Business Administration - Corporate Finance. 15 ECTS. Authors: Maximilian Holmberg, Amanda Melin, and Marcus von Schéele. Supervisor: Göran Anderson. Key words: Share liquidity, share repurchases, Russell 3000 Index, U.S Stock market
4 januari 2026 12:00 till 17:00 | Barn- och ungdomsevenemang, Övrigt På Vattenhallen Science Center finns det mycket att upptäcka. Välkommen på ett jullovsbesök! DAGENS SHOWERKl 13.00 och 15.00: Luft & Vattenshow Häng med när våra studenter showar om luft och vatten! Vad händer med en marshmallow i vakuum eller med en ballong i flytande kväve? Och hur känns ett moln? Det och mycket mer får du uppl
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Our current historical moment is marked by a widespread sense of (ongoing and anticipated) crises, prompting calls to change existing economic, political, social, and environmental systems. This discourse has directed increased scholarly and policy-orientated attention to the concepts of “transformation” and “resilience.” However, beyond attention, these concepts have increasingly adopted a place
It is not acceptable that a judge because of ‘fear’ hands down a wrongful judgment. This was mentioned already by Isidore of Seville in his Sententiae and is part of the oaths of judges in many jurisdictions, from the 1230s onwards until this day. The ‘fear’ that is relevant could relate to one of the parties but also other persons in power. Thus, it relates not only to impartiality but – above al
The aim of this article is to study how selected variables influence delays in train traffic. Data has been collected on train movements, timetables, weather and capacity utilization on a highly utilized single-track railway line in southern Sweden during 2014. Based on this dataset, we have analysed how different factors affect delays in passenger traffic. We measure delays in a novel way, as dev
