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Lebanese Embrace Digital Finance As Survival Strategy
Knee-deep in a terrible financial crisis, Lebanese citizens leverage new technologies to circumvent a broken banking system.
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Mizuho And Google Enter BaaS Collaboration
Mizuho and Google will collaborate not only on new products but also on upgrading the bank's dated legacy systems.
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Navigating The New Wave Of Food Price Hikes
Many companies are now going back to retailers and supermarkets to renegotiate food prices, which typically happens annually toward the end of the year.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Number Of Western Companies Leaving Russia Grows
Hundreds ofglobal multinationals quit Russia in the wake of the Ukraine invasion includingExxonMobil, Apple, Meta/Facebook, and the list continues to grow.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Royal Dutch Shell’s New CFO Must Organize A Russian Goodbye
Like BP, Norway’s Equinor and France’s TotalEnergies, Shell’s leadership decided that the war with Ukraine made it impossible to maintain its business in Russia.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Russia Bondholders Face Ugly Reckoning
Russia's biggest companies and the Russian government may soon be unable to make payments on their debt obligations.
Executive Interviews
Saudi Arabian Market Blossoms For Outside Investors: Q&A With SABB CEO Tony Cripps
Global Finance: You became CEO of SABB about a year ago, what was your first challenge? Tony Cripps: It was...
Economics, Policy & Regulation
SEC Climate Disclosure Rule For Public Companies
The US Securities and Exchange Commission hopes to implement new climate change disclosure rules by the end of 2022.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Shareholders Indifferent To Russia Exit
Ikea, BP, Apple, and McDonald's closed their operations in Russia after the invasion of Ukraine began but some companies stayed put and profited.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Shenzhen Lockdown’s Ripple Impact On Trade
Shipments of iPhones from Apple’s iPhone manufacturerare likely to be delayed as havesteel, electronics, and auto assembly products headed for India.