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How The US-China Trade War Could Reshape The Global Economy
The longer the US-China trade war continues, the greater the risk of de-globalization becomes.
Author: Andrew Woodman
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Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
US-China Trade War Casualties Piling Up
Trade wars may not have winners but they certainly have losers.
Features
Chinese-US M&A Deals Plummet
Trade tensions are just one aspect of deteriorating economic ties between the U.S. and China.
News
Harley-Davidson Crashes Into Trade Policy
Trump's trade war is starting to take an economic toll.
Features
Wary Travelers On The Silk Road
Japan’s support for the BRI looks like a new dawn for Sino-Japanese trade relations, but the reality is complex.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Expat CFOs Improve Reporting, Study Says, But Maybe Only In Europe
A Bocconi University analysis shows that a foreign CFO is likely to add a layer of investor protection. While anecdotal reports support this, the view from emerging markets suggests the global reality is not so straightforward.
Features
Softbank Mulls IPO To Boost Cash Reserves
The IPO could see the company raise¥2 trillion ($18 billion) as it floats a 30% stake in Softbank Corp, Japan’s number three wireless provider.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
French President Macron Takes Diplomatic Lead
The UK’s decision to leave the EU and the dwindling strength of German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who saw her party diminished in Germany’s recent federal elections, have given Macron a rare chance to bolster French influence.
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FX Awards | Top Providers Lauded In London
At Global Finance magazine’s annual foreign-exchange awards event, industry stars reflected on the regulatory impacts and technological advances that are changing the market.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
EU, Japan Trade Deal Defies Protectionist Wave
The deal sends a strong signal that two of the world’s major exporters still believe in the merits of open markets.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
Japan Cuts Corporate Tax To Spur Growth, Investments
Japanapproved new carrot-and-stick tax measures to bring corporate tax down to 25% for companies that raise wages by 3%, and to as low as 20% for those that invest in new technologies such as ICT andinternet-of-things, on Thursday.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
Kobe Steel Scandal: Japanese Corporate Reform Are A Global Issue
The company'ssteel, aluminiumand copper products are used by over 500 Japanese and globalfirmsincluding thelikes of Nissan, Toyota,Boeing and General Motors.