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LinkedIn Hopes For Soft Link With Microsoft
<strong>US</strong> | When Microsoft boughtLinkedIn, the deal was structured to leavethe networking site to grow and develop somewhat independently. The question is, how independently?
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Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Debt Piling Up Faster Than Cash
Forget about the hoards of cash held by some US nonfinancial corporations. For most of them, their biggest worry may soon be their debt.
Banking
Robo-Advisers Are Here
Picture investment recommendations tailored or customized to individual needs or personality traits, provided cheaply via a highly intuitive digital interface.
Features
Global Finance’s Digital Bank Conference 2016
Digital banking leaders will attend this event to meet and learn from experts, their peers and service providers who can make this possible.
Features
Panelist Profile | Greg Hansen of Wells Fargo
Panelist Profile | Greg Hansen; Senior Vice President, Product Management, Wholesale Internet Solutions of Wells Fargo | Global Finance Magazine
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Panelist Profile | Gilly Wright of Global Finance
Panelist Profile | Gilly Wright, Contributing Writer & Even Program Developmen Director & Panel Moderator of Global Finance | Global Finance Magazine
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Panelist Profile | Ross Hogan of Kaspersky Lab
Panelist Profile | Ross Hogan, Global Head of Fraud Prevention of Kaspersky Lab | Global Finance Magazine
Features
Panelist Profile | Stewart Bromley of Atom Bank
Panelist Profile | Stewart Bromley - Chief Operating Officer of Atom Bank | Global Finance Magazine
Banking
Asia Has Most Wealthy And Most Wealth
For the first time, Asia’s super-rich have surpassed their North American counterparts in both population and wealth. China and Japan, in particular, stood out as wealth powerhouses despite a volatile year for Asian equity markets. Asia Pacific’s 5.1 million high-net-worth ...
Features
Brexit Rocks Europe: What Next?
British voters took a major leap into the unknown by voting to leave the European Union by the narrowest of margins. What does it mean for the economy of Britain, of Europe, of the world?