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Can A New CEO Kickstart British Airways?
British Airwayshas become a political football, as rose-tinted nostalgia for a flagship brand often distorts the realities of aviation today and in the future.
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China And Australia Face Off
For now, Australia’s most vital exports, which include liquid natural gas, iron ore and copper, have not been affected by rising tensions with China.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Crisis, Ingenuity, And The Art Of The Pivot
Covid-19 cruelly crushed some innovators, but the companies that have reinvented themselves are getting stronger.
Features
Gormans $20 Billion Bet On Retail Investing
Recent acquisitions strengthen Morgan Stanley’s core wealth management, asset management and institutional securities businesses, Gorman argues, and open more possibilities for cross-selling.
Country Report
Hard Hit Spain
From high growth to laggard status, Spain has felt the pandemic’s economic sting. Now, a budget crisis threatens its recovery.
Expert Perspectives
How Adding a Tax Engine Improves Accuracy and Control for VAT Determination
Add the Vertex tax engine to your ERP, e-commerce, procurement, and billing systems globally to improve accuracy and ensure centralised control over VAT determination.
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Japanese Chemicals Giant Names Foreigner CEO
Gilson will join a small band of non-Japanese CEOs that includes Owen Mahoney at Nexon, Christophe Weber at Takeda Pharmaceutical and Eva Chen at Trend Micro.
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Milestone Looms As Green Offerings Surge
The market for green bonds could surpass US$1 trillion early in the first half of 2021.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
Regulators Impose New Stress Tests Around Climate Change
Regulators are using ESG metrics to stress-test banks.
News
Samsung At A Crossroads
The passing of the man who transformed Samsung fromsmall trading business intotech giant inaugurates a new era.
Features
The Boom Rages On
China continues to mint new high-net-worth individuals, and private banks global and domestic are eager to serve.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
The Euro, Digital Version
<span style="font-size: 14px;">The ECB has announced that it will decide by mid-2021 when to launch a digital euro project, beginning with an investigative phase.</span>