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Is The UK’s New Prime Minister Bad For Business?
Boris Johnson promises to deliver Brexit at any cost.
Author: Andrew Woodman
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Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
IPO Market Shrugs Off Hong Kong Tensions
Disorder in Hong Kong has not disrupted the IPO market—yet.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
Catching Up With The Innovators
Innovation hubs are not just for the private sector anymore.
Features
North American CFOs Fear Mild Economic Downturn
North American CFOs fear a downturn within the next two years; European CFOs are more optimistic.
Features
Huawei Grapples With Global Cybersecurity Fears After US Ban
WillHuawei be shut out of the global 5G race?
Economics, Policy & Regulation
What Hong Kong Protests Mean For Business
Tensions over the proposed extradition treatydo not bode well for Hong Kong's future as a hub of international trade and finance.
Features
Opportunity For Samsung, Nokia In US Crackdown On Chinese Tech
US efforts to stymie Huawei are creating opportunities for the company's rivals in Asia and Europe.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Budweiser Owner Eyes Asia IPO
Anheuser-Busch InBev is looking to spinoff an acquisition to reduce its largedebt burden.
Features
“African Amazon” Debuts
African startup makes history as the first IPO on a major stock exchange.
News
Brexit: Business Sees No Benefit From Borrowed Time
Britain narrowly avoided a no-deal Brexit andbusinesses are curbing their enthusiasm.
Features
Ireland Faces Greatest Brexit Risk
Ireland,Luxembourg, the Netherlands and Cyprusall face significant Brexit risk.
News
Toyotas $13 Billion US Charm Offensive
While other automakers are closing US plants, Toyota is ramping up US production.