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Is Lyft Ceo Taking Shareholders For A Ride?
Lyft's dual-class stock structure ensures CEO John Green will retain control of the company.
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Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Levi Strauss Reenters Public Market After 34 Years
Retailers may be struggling byLevi Straussis not.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
New Applications For Parametric Insurance
The use of this type of insurance is not new but it is increasingly popular.
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Toyotas $13 Billion US Charm Offensive
While other automakers are closing US plants, Toyota is ramping up US production.
Features
Bahrain: Proving Ground
Bahrain is nurturing its fintech sector with agile and progressive regulation, seeking to build a strong regional hub for innovation.
Features
Cuba: Warming to Capital
As Cuba becomes more capital-friendly, tensions with the US are unnerving investors.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
Developing Economies To Drive Fragile Economic Rebound Next Year, IMF Says
The slowdown in developed economies will be offset by growth in emerging markets says the IMF in its new World Economic Outlook.
Features
Egypt: Top Regional Performer
A combination of structural economic reforms, oil and gas development and a recovering tourist sector fuels rapid growth for Egypt.
Features
Green Lights In Lebanon: Q&A with General Manager and Board Vice Chair of Bank Audi Freddie Baz
Freddie Baz, general manager and board vice chair of Bank Audi, talks about his bank’s robust performance despite difficult conditions, and government efforts to restore trust.
Features
Growing Ethically: Q&A with Qatar National Bank Acting Group CEO Abdulla Mubarak Al-Khalifa
Abdulla Mubarak Al-Khalifa, Acting Group CEO Qatar National Bank (QNB), talks about the bank’s performance, compliance and expansion plans.
Features
Gulf Banks Cut Deals To Speed Growth
The larger lending institutions benefit Gulf governments by attracting foreign investors to finance their megaprojects.
Features
Gulf States At A Crossroads
As the region’s oil-and-gas dominance faces new challenges, the monarchies are betting that foreign capital will help carry their economies into a more stable, diversified future.