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Corporate Cafeterias Hunger For Customers
When the number of employees present in the office fluctuates daily, it becomes challenging for employers to justify maintaining empty cafeterias.
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Financial Institutions Go Vertical
There has been a significant rise in vertical investment, triggered by a substantial decline in target companies’ valuation and the ongoing decline in funding opportunities.
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India Lithium Find Is A Rare Treasure
Large lithium deposits have been found in the troubled region of Kashmir.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
India: PhonePe Raises Millions, Worth Billions
PhonePE has the largest market share in the unified paymentspace and is also the leader in the integrated bill-payment system Bharat Bill Pay System.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
Japan Bank Governor Nominee Charts Own Course
Kazuo Uedawill have his plate full when he takes over in the spring, with the market keen to see whether—and how soon—he will deviate from his predecessors controversial policies.
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Natural Gas Tumble Upends Putins Plans
Natural gas prices fell 78% last year and Gazprom's revenue is estimated to have fallen in half as a result.
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Nigerias Currency Redesign Threatens Stability
Swapping out old currency notes for new ones has sparked protests and economic instability in Nigeria.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Norway: New Wave Of Bank Consolidation
The current wave of consolidation includes a three-way merger deal between Skagerrak Sparebank, Andebu Sparebank and Larvikbanken in southeast Norway.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Russian Telecom Gains UAE License
The UAE might be increasingly pivoting away from the US and EU and toward Russia and China.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
Saudi Arabia’s New Central Bank Governor Must Tame Inflation
Saudi Arabia's central bank raisedkey policy rates seven times in 2022 and economic growth is projected to slow this year.
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The Last Boeing 747 Jet Ever Has Been Built
Boeing's747 remains an ode to corporate daring, persistence and vision, offering reassurance in the chaos of the late 1960s.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Uber Adopts A Multi-Cloud Approach
The agreement is a notable competitive win for Oracle over AWS, which might have been chosen for the lower cost and higher performance of its cloud infrastructure.