Features
Abraaj Liquidation Rattles Middle East Financial Markets
Abraaj's collapse raises fresh questions about transparency and regulatory norms in the UAE and broader Middle East.
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Banking
A Growing Appetite For Giving Back
While philanthropy has a long tradition among the ultrarich, private bankers say the inclination to give is stronger than ever—and vastly more complex.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
Apple Ditches Irish Data Center Following Planning Frustrations
Irish government's legal and planning processes spur Apple to canceldata center construction plan.
News
Arion IPO Marks Breakthrough For Icelandic Bank
Iceland's banking system is back from the brink.
Awards
Awakening To Innovation
The drive to innovate is getting stronger as countries look to ease their reliance on oil revenues.
Country Report
Back To Growth In Greece
After a couple of years working quietly out of the spotlight to improve its financial condition, Greece is seeing green shoots of growth.
Award Winners
Birthing An Especially Rare Unicorn
One Hungarian is helping innovators come together and get started.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Campbell Soup CEO Gets Canned
Campbell Soup CEO ousted as company fails to maintain sales amid consumer shift to healthy, natural, and organic foods.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Cboe, BlackRock Team Up On New Futures Products
BlackRock expands its offerings.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
CFOs Rise To CEOs As Companies Embrace M&A
More and more CFOs are becoming CEOs.
Award Winners
Change Comes To The Continent—At Long Last
An influx of money into fintechs will help corporations in Western Europe shake their stolid reputation.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Check The Lights For GDP Fakers
Statistics emerging from dictatorships and autocratic nations are not necessarily trustworthy.