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Get ready for 51 Things You Can Do with Peeps After Easter the movie! It was announced today that NBCUniversal is making a $200 million investment in BuzzFeed. In an email sent to employees this morning, BuzzFeed founder and CEO Jonah Peretti said, “The investment from NBCU and our rapidly growing revenue assures our financial independence, allowing us to grow and invest without pressure to chase short-term revenue or rush an IPO. Our independence and a long-term focus align us with our readers and viewers and help us deliver the best possible service for our audience.” Read more about it here. [Related: 5 Ways to Recharge Your Job Search This Fall] Trogir Riviera belongs to the most indented part of the Dalmatian coast, and stretches from Resnik on east to Sicenica bay on the west. Trogir Riviera consists of Trogir, Ciovo, Marina, Seget Donji, Seget Vranjica, Sevid and Vinisce. The coastline is characterized by lush Mediterranean vegetation, numerous bays, inlets and islands. Some of the islands of the Trogir Riviera are Drvenik Mali and Drvenik Veliki. Drvenik Mali, or as it is called by the natives the Island of Ploce is an island in Split-Dalmatia County. It is located about 10 nautical miles southwest from Trogir, and west from the island of Veliki Drvenik, from which is separated by the Strait of Drvenik door. The island is separated from the mainland by a channel that carries the name of the island and is called Drvenik Channel. Drvenik Mali has a surface of about 3.43km² and is inhabited mainly in central and eastern parts. The population does not exceed 50 - 60 people that are mostly concentrated in few villages. The main settlement on the island called Borak is a small settlement of scattered type. Beside Borak there are few other settlements like: Vela Rina, Mala Rina, Petomavar, Dolici and a little farther off the coast Velika and Mala Kuknara.The central location of all social and economic activities on the island is the port Borak that uses its slightly indented area on the northeast coast of the island with a pier for the local ship and ferry connection, and for other small fishing and tourist boats. More recently on the island was built the first paved road several hundred meters long in the direction of Borak-bay Vela Rina. Another extremely attractive village on the island is already mentioned Vela Rina, which is located on the south side of Drvenik Mali, on the bottom of the homonymous bay with a wonderful sandy beach. Drvenik Mali is surrounded by beautiful beaches and clear sea. The island has retained its original appearance and has successfully avoided the devastation often caused by modern construction. The island is rich with lush Mediterranean vegetation and is almost entirely "covered" in different cultures, olive groves and carobs of superior quality. The island has a highly indented coastline, rich in shallow water which makes it suitable for fishing and diving. North side of the island is bare and inaccessible, while the south side is framed by lush vegetation, pine trees and underbrush. The island has a shop, restaurant and bar, and is very well connected with the mainland. Drvenik Mali is an island of peace, tranquility, unique natural beauty and exceptionally clear sea. This is the perfect destination for a vacation "away from civilization“ and is a real challenge for all modern Robinsons. If you are looking for a rich and lush Mediterranean vegetation, original ambiance and authentic island atmosphere, Drvenik Mali is the right place for you!
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CHINA KEEPS INVESTORS GUESSING China continues toenchant Wall Street, despite its tumultuous and uncertain nature,Alexandra Stevenson writes in DealBook. "You could be dead right in the thesis and you won't make money," said Troy Gayeski, a senior portfolio manager at SkyBridge Capital, an investment firm that has $9.4 billion invested in hedge funds.
Some of Wall Street's best-known investors were singing China's praises at the beginning of the year. As the market soared, many hedge funds rode the bull run, raking in profits and posting double-digit returns. The markets took a sharp turn in late June, with stocks 30 percent off their highs at one point. By the end of July, the capital devoted to Asia-focused hedge funds had dropped by $10 billion as investors ran for the exits, according to the research firm HFR. Investors got blindsided by some of the government's measures to stop the slide, including a ban on "malicious short-selling." Stuck in limbo, hedge fund managers said they were unsure how they fared in the chaos. The devaluation of the currency last week raised even more concerns about the economy. Yet China remains attractive for some. And investors ultimately know they cannot ignore China, given its size and influence. The billionaire hedge fund manager Julian H. Robertson announced last week that he was putting money into Yulan Capital Management, a firm that focuses on companies in the greater China region. CDIB Capital International Corporation, the private equity arm of China Development Financial, recently raised $405 million for a fund focused on private equity in China and other Asian markets. Wall Street investors are also finding new ways to play the turmoil. Penso Advisors, a hedge fund adviser, scoped out currencies that were affected by the renminbi devaluation in an attempt to profit from the shock waves. But Chinese markets remain enigmatic, even to those who have seen opportunities in it. "People want to play China, but it's much harder to play China because you don't know the rules and they change all the time," said Ari Bergmann, founder of Penso Advisors, referring to capital controls there. Ray Dalio, the founder of the world's biggest hedge fund, the $160 billion Bridgewater Associates, recently tempered his enthusiasm for China. "Even those who haven't lost money in stocks will be affected psychologically by events, and those effects will have a depressive effect on economic activity," Bridgewater said in its July note to investors. Chinese stocks continued their volatility on Wednesday, falling 3 percent in morning trading in Shanghai before finishing the day more than 1 percent higher. The session "made little sense other than to highlight that investors have almost no faith in a monthlong government effort to stabilize them,"according to Reuters.
BNY MELLON SETTLES INTERN BRIBERY CASE The Securities and Exchange Commission settled a foreign bribery case with Bank of New York Mellon, accusing the bank of doling out internships to appease officials at a Middle Eastern sovereign wealth fund, Michael J. de la Merced reports in DealBook. The regulator said the bank had violated the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act by giving internships to the relatives of two officials at the investment fund. According to the S.E.C.'s administrative filing, the bank has agreed to pay $14.8 million to settle the matter.
The handing out of coveted work positions on Wall Street has already come under scrutiny, including moves by other banks to hire the children of top Chinese government officials. The S.E.C. argued that the internships were awarded not based on merit, but to satisfy the investment fund, which gave the bank about $711 million in assets to manage. The regulator said it showed that BNY Mellon lacked the necessary controls to avoid matters of corruption and bribing foreign officials. The filing describes how one of the unnamed officials at the fund made a personal request to the bank in February 2010, referring to the internships as an "opportunity" for the company. He later became angry and berated bank executives for delays in winning the positions. "By not allowing the internships to take place, we potentially jeopardize our mandate," one BNY Mellon executive wrote to another. Another executive wrote in an email: "I am working on an expensive 'favor' for [Official X] - an internship for his son and cousin (don't mention to him as this is not official)." Ultimately, the son and the nephew of one official won spots in BNY Mellon's Boston office and were paid more than other interns who had college degrees. A human resources executive confronted them forrepeatedly missing work. Another official's son interned at the bank's London office, though that position was unpaid.
PROMONTORY FINANCIAL SETTLES WITH REGULATOR When New York State's financial regulator challenged Promontory Financial's independence, it threatened to sue. Now, the top Wall Street consultant has agreed to admit that its actions on behalf of a big British bank did not meet consulting requirements, Ben Protess and Jessica Silver-Greenberg report in DealBook.
The firm has been under investigation for two years over its work for Standard Chartered, which was under investigation on suspicion of processing transactions on behalf of Iran and other countries under sanctions. Standard Chartered hired Promontory to conduct an"independent" assessment of the misconduct, and then detail its findings to government authorities. The regulator pointed to internal emails that called that independence into question. Had Promontory sued, it would have been the first significant challenge to the Department of Financial Services, which was created just four years ago. The regulator has gained a reputation as a thorn in the side of Wall Street, often extracting hundreds of millions of dollars from banks that pay far less to settle with the federal authorities. This case is the latest in a series of black marks for the consulting industry, after the Department of Financial Services accused Promontory's main competitors, PricewaterhouseCoopers and Deloitte, of failing to exhibit independence when reviewing certain bank misdeeds. Promontory has agreed to abstain from certain consulting arrangements in New York for six months, a shorter period than expected. The firm has also agreed to pay a $15 million penalty.
ON THE AGENDA Lowe's Companies will hold a conference call on its second-quarter earnings at 9 a.m. Target's earnings call starts at 10:30 a.m. Consumer price index data for July will be released at 8:30 a.m. The Federal Reserve releases the minutes from the Federal Open Market Committee meeting of July 28-29 at 2 p.m.
THE WECHAT OF THE WEST Kik, the messaging app that has long aspired to become the Western equivalent of WeChat, has secured $50 million in funding from WeChat's parent company, Michael J. de la Merced reports in DealBook. The investment from Tencent values Kik at $1 billion.
Companies like Kik, Viber and Tango have sought to ride the wave of popularity that propelled WhatsApp to a $21.8 billion sale to Facebook and buoyed the valuation of Snapchat to $15 billion. WeChat is hugely popular in China and lets users book taxis and send payments, as well as talk to their friends. Kik has been vocal about becoming a similar internet hub. This means focusing on younger users. Kik claims that 40 percent of American teenagers use its app, and that 70 percent of its 240 million registered users are between 13 and 24 years old. Getting users early on means they will be more comfortable using add-on services later. Ted Livingston, Kik's founder and chief executive, says the company is taking an approach similar to that of WeChat, which serviced as a gateway for many first-time Chinese Internet users and then added more features tokeep them coming back.
Contact amie.tsang@nytimes.com
MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS »
Motorola Said To Be in Advanced Talks to Buy Airwave Solutions Motorola Solutions is in advanced talks to acquire Airwave Solutions, a British communication services provider, as it seeks to build its software and services business, Bloomberg News reports, citing people with knowledge of the matter.
A.I.G. Sells Stake in AerCap American International Group raised net proceeds of about $500 million selling stock of AerCap Holdings, completing its departure from the airplane-leasing business.
INVESTMENT BANKING »
Breakingviews: BB&T Is New Deal-Making Powerhouse in Banking BB&T's $1.8 billion acquisition of National Penn is its fourth deal in a year. The longer that other banks stay on the sidelines, the more it will look as if they fear rejection.
Being a China-Connected Banker Isn't What It Used To BeBankers with decades of experience in China have left in the past year as the deal-making business in China has become tougher and as global banks have faced shareholder pressure to improve profits.
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Korean Sovereign Fund Said to Ask Elliott to Stop Investing in Korea Korean Investment Corporation, which invested $50 million in Elliott in October 2010 and has seen its stake appreciate by roughly 40 percent, is concerned about the risk of bad publicity by being associated with unwelcome overtures for Korean interests, The Wall Street Journal reports, citing a person with direct knowledge of the matter.
VENTURE CAPITAL »
Alibaba Joins Forces With Chinese Arms Maker Norinco, a state-owned arms and machinery maker that has been under sanction by Washington, will work with Alibaba in a satellite navigation project.
Airbnb Seeks to Expand in China With Local Help The start-up is working with local venture capital firms to expand in China, its fastest-growing market, mimicking LinkedIn's strategy for doing business there.
Upstarts Raid Giants for Talent in Silicon ValleyUnicorns, start-ups like Uber and Airbnb valued at $1 billion or more, are hiring people from the likes of Google, especially in fields like mapping.
Alibaba and Foxconn Invest in Snapdeal Snapdeal.com said it raised $500 million from investors including Alibaba, Foxconn and SoftBank, in a fundraising round that valued the Indian electronic-commerce company at $5 billion.
Asian Taxi-Hailing Start-Ups Give Uber a Run for Its MoneyThree Asian rivals to Uber have attracted large sums of fresh capital in recent months, bringing their total fundraising to $5.8 billion, according to data from CBI Insights and The Wall Street Journal.
Uber Gets Investment From Tata Fund to Expand in India The investment by Tata Opportunities Fund will allow Uber to leverage its network in India.
SpotHero Raises $20 million to Let People Park Their Own CarsThe Chicago-based start-up, whose mobile app drivers can use to reserve a parking spot near their destination, announced on Wednesday that it had raised $20 million in its latest round of funding.
Samsung and Wipro Invest in A.I. Start-Up Samsung Electronics and Wipro's venture arms have invested in Vicarious, an artificial intelligence start-up, in an effort to add machine-learning technology to their products.
LEGAL/REGULATORY »
Target Reaches Agreement With Visa Over Data Breach Target said it reached an agreement with Visa card issuers to reimburse the costs related to a data breach at the retailer in 2013, Reuters reports.
Goldman Gains Approval to Access Bank of England Funding Its British subsidiary gained access to the Sterling Monetary Framework, to which the Bank of England widened access in an effort to provide liquidity to more firms in the event of a crisis.
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