#shemara

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Names derived from Bangladeshi, Indian, Nepalese, Roma and Sri Lankan names, including the letter combo "Sh"

Abaputish Abrashan Achdevash Achershage Actshaia Adrasha Akeshing Akshar Akshasnen Akshirawni Akshulwina Akshy Amshmuruna Andesh Anpraish Antshanya Apeshani Apurkeshni Arambhosh Arawash Arish Arishane Arsha Arshaul Arshiari Ashalla Ashant Ashather Ashoragamy Ashpreep Ashraone

Bacheshary Bajmuksher Baksha Bakshar Bakshra Bakshumita Baliyash Balkashi Bamishne Banasha Banghush Bashentend Bashi Befixesh Bershi Bhakshy Bhanishar Bhorishan Bhortyansh Bhukshand Bhumanshi Bishankeet Bishar Bishema Bishi Bishmita Bodrasha Branirsh Brashan Breeshmi Budarkash Budesharan Capadashi Chaksh Changshy Charisheli Chaush Chhikrisha Chieshavai Chosh Codastansh Daksh Dareshe Darishitha Dashingeep Dekhmishi Denshal Deshaksham Deshan Dhandrashi Dhowaraksh Dhwahishey Dhwathish Dinshvini Ditikshan Dukshe Dushet Dushnaban Dushoma Eatishem Eshan Eshar Eshisha Ficharisha Foragrash Forushi Frokshav Ganarushi Ganbishota Garmishobi Gaursholla Geshwada Gorshila Goshi Goshwa Goteshages Guneshal Gunishy Gunnishen Gurashirs Gushangai Guyash Halesh Hamshwar Hanishon Hanushani Harmisha Harushadhy Hathanash Haulashan Heranisha Heshoy Hrashi Ineshap Ishamruz Ishar Isheb Ishimarsh Ishoha Isholaswal Jaguarmesh Jahaksh Janarmish Jandesh Jarjesh Jashairia Jasish Jaskashen Jeshi Jotsh Kaksha Karmshekta Kashamy Kashes Keshib Khangshai Khashe Kheseshana Kheshoj Kirishan Kishandaru Kishanga Kishar Kishatna Kishili Kshanjot Kshathar Kshay Kshdeet Kshet Kshirlaka Kshri Kshum Kshungia Kshwan Kukrishaya Kuneshle Kurish Kurishar Lakishwah Laksh Lashar Latesh Lokotesh Lowlenshal Madanprish Makeshon Makhrish Mallish Mangoshmal Mansha Marabishet Marakeshar Marshna Mashani Mashi Mashia Mashne Mathisha Memsha Menksh Mesha Meshatipen Meshi Minishi Mishargle Muktasha Mutsh Nanishmila Narsh Nashautta Nashninga Nautrish Nayaksh Neshana Nieshahla Nikshe Nishi Olalaish Orshi Pagesheel Palaksh Pansharder Pashal Peishe Phoyarshe Pilakshar Pilalashe Pileshot Pingsh Pishi Pishir Poonthesh Pooshank Poreshnar Poudesh Powalshiv Prahersh Prashwa Preshwan Prishano Prishmar Prisho Pursishar Pushi Qanish Rajmukshne Raksharino Ramalashin Ramiashali Ramsh Ramutsh Ranishi Ranshoj Rashwanu Ravanjash Rishon‎ Rodheshage Ronshi Rukkugesha Ruksh Rushi Sageshar Saianshy Saksha Sakshandee Sandeshi Sashalida Savash Sekangshay Senatnashi Sereksh Shabis Shada Shadash Shadda Shadoo Shakation Shakeshine Shakka Shaksh Shamangate Shammaddhi Shamse Shana Shanation Shandev Shandodd Shandowmik Shang Shani Shanja Shanjittan Shankarish Shanragh Shanrameer Shants Shanya Shaon Shaphi Shara Sharagadal Sharahu Sharasha Shargel Shari Sharista Shariyakar Sharl Sharpadeep Sharubid Sharullurt Sharuta Shash Shashakman Shasus Shaswan Shata Shattendeo Shaure Shavindal Shawati Shaweethy Shayan Shemara Shemboj Shenara Sheravali Sheri Shersindee Shetne Shikary Shilal Shimahna Shimramad Shimroonda Shini Shiraia Shiranke Shirat Shita Shitak Shitarunik Shiyakurs Shmadhula Shmenkaya Shminde Shmir Shmunset Shnabhund Shnai Shnair Shnan Shnapanse Shnasitin Shnay Shneollu Shoon Shosea Shoshatu Shoten Shpal Shpar Shpaul Shpiniah Shpri Shramag Shreet Shrindip Shugaro Shugh Shveep Shwagrandu Shwali Shwam Shwamah Shwanagane Shwar Shwara Shwari Shwarip Siashriyal Sikhesh Simbakshie Sishikiran Sohandrish Sokshvam Sookshatha Srashan Srishan Srishant Subbash Suboshaka Sudeshy Suffixesh Sukdeshing Sukhurisha Sukishaya Sunish Surdashy Surmash Surushan Surushayan Swarasha Syesh Tashro Teshar Thanigesh Theshi Theshwal Thetshana Toresh Trishana Tshal Tshan Tshathyer Tsher Tshikac Tshmit Tshok Tshpatnel Uggesh Ukhishana Upadmash Urishi Usanishto Ushamrooj Ushardarba Ushishi Vahmishati Vanksh Varjashani Vashan Vashanit Vedishara Vejeshik Verishe Vingshman Vinivansh Vishana Vishanjhu Vishnelis Vistishati Wanvishit Washavrel Wijayeshi Wijesh Yakshrikar Yasheep Yishai Yishna Yogroshi Yosha

[mediahousepressin]

Shemara Wikramanayake Tops Australia’s CEO Pay List Again with $29.4M, Breaking Records

[skinnyazn]

Shep’s a smooth talker 😏

Anyway, a full Samara romance should have been cannon and I will forever be sad it wasn’t.

Lineart version here.

[livesunique]

Shemara

[sorrysomethingwentwrong]

A reflection of the past 80 years in the life of M.Y. SHEMARA

@gustavealainmiesegaes

[atsvensson]

Finlands största fiskebåtar 2020

Finlands största fiskebåtar 2019 är samma båtar som varit störst tidigare. Inga större ändringar har skett. Det handlar enbart om pelagiska fiskebåtar som i huvudsak används till sillfiske (strömmingsfiske) i framförallt Bottenhavet. Angivna hemmahamnar är i flera falla de orter där ägarföretagen hör hemma och kan därför vara fel ibland.

De flesta ägarna är från Estland men de flesta av de större…

[mea-gloria-fides]

Shemara

[lamoodz777]

Chouxz and shemara London

[angel-panos-sideris]

Καμμιά εορτή για σήμερα

M/Y Shemara

#adhesives #sealants #technoseal #go_green #dry_clean #λαστιχοκολες #μονωτικά #teak_deck

#κολλες #καταστρωμα #yacht #luxury #deck

#boatlife #Greece

Καλημέρα

[livesunique]

Shemara

[truthshield]

Macquaries tech summit misses an important ingredient

Macquarie also reserves the right to exclude the media from any session. This happened in May when journalists were banned from the presentation by EML Payments, which issued a profit downgrade three weeks before the Macquarie conference. Where are the hard questions? Corporate conferences with sanitised content are not a new thing. They grew out of the peculiar concept of companies paying advertising dollars to win awards which were presented at black tie dinners. But you would think an organisation like Macquarie, which has so many smart people, would resist the temptation to run a summit devoid of hard questions. Macquarie chief executive Shemara Wikramanayake fell into this trap with her interview with Canva co-founder Cameron Adams. Canva is arguably Australia’s most successful private tech company. Its platform for creating presentations on a web browser is now available in 100 languages and is used in 190 countries. As you would expect, Wikramanayake’s interview with Adams is respectful and informative. It explores Canva’s community engagement and the effort that has gone into deepening its social licence to operate. But it is extraordinary that Wikramanayake did not ask any questions about tech valuations or the fact that a major shareholder in Canva, Franklin Templeton, this month wrote down its investment in the company by 58 per cent. She knows this is an issue of tremendous interest to investors, judging from her opening comments to the tech summit. “Since the start of this year we’ve seen technology valuations fall more than the broader market, driven by the prospect of rising interest rates and more expensive funding, as well as some of the tailwinds from the COVID lockdowns reversing,” she said. “We’ll be joined by market commentators to help us make sense of this tech correction, and we’ll hear first-hand from those providing capital to digital and technology-enabled businesses, to assess how this shifting backdrop has impacted their approach. “At Macquarie we remain optimistic. While the enthusiasm and specific circumstances that drove valuations to record heights were always set to lose some momentum, technology’s long-term role in addressing societal challenges is undiminished.” Wikramanayake said this was “a moment for businesses to review their models, perhaps to consider a more conservative near-term approach to their available capital and funding”. The Canva session was not the only high-profile interview with the critical missing ingredient: searching questions. An interview with the legendary Iger, who worked at Disney for 47½ years, including 15 running the company, was conducted in the equivalent of a bubble removed from the real world. The interview was conducted by Michael Silverton, group head of Macquarie Capital. Iger is such an outstanding corporate success story that anything he says about business, investment, entrepreneurs and the media landscape is compelling. But Silverton could not bring himself to ask Iger about the handful of burning issues facing his former company, including the 45 per cent decline in the share price, the turmoil surrounding Disney’s management including the fate of CEO Bob Chapek, and the controversy in Florida over Disney’s support for the LGBTQ community. Chanticleer is not suggesting that the Macquarie tech summit will not be true to label and deliver “unique perspectives on the opportunities presented by the disruptive impact of technology”. But the softly-softly approach to corporate interviews means the content will almost certainly lack the rigour and insight that comes with truly independent questioning of those keen on selling a corporate story. https://ift.tt/yXQMzro https://ift.tt/VCY1gEi

[onlyexplorer]

Macquarie shares plunge as CEO warns of 'persistent' inflation

Macquarie shares plunge as CEO warns of ‘persistent’ inflation

Macquarie chief executive Shemara Wikramanayake has warned high inflation is here to stay and urged caution as markets brace for continued volatility, after the investment powerhouse reported higher profits full year which exceeded market expectations. Macquarie’s share price fell 7.59% on Friday to $187.28 per share, more than three times the ASX200, after investors spooked by dramatic falls in…

[atsvensson]

Finlands största fiskebåtar 2019

Finlands största fiskebåtar 2019

Finlands största fiskebåtar 2019 är i stort sett samma båtar som varit störst tidigare. Inga större ändringar har skett. Det handlar i huvudsak om pelagiska fiskebåtar som används till sillfiske (strömmingsfiske) i framförallt Bottenhavet. Angivna hemmahamnar är i allmänhet de orter där ägarföretagen hör hemma. Detta stämmer i vissa fall sannolikt inte. I andra fall är det orten som står på båten…

[don-lichterman]

Live news: Macquarie profit soars on volatile global commodity markets

Live news: Macquarie profit soars on volatile global commodity markets

Macquarie chief executive Shemara Wikramanayake said an energy supply crunch had driven demand © Al Drago/Bloomberg Australian financial services giant Macquarie Group has profited from extreme volatility on global commodity markets, recording a full-year net profit of A$4.7bn (US$3.3bn), up 56 per cent from the previous year. The group’s commodities and global markets division was the biggest…