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Bombardier’s Transformer
After months of negotiations, Bombardier is set to close a deal to sell the rail division to French manufacturer Alstom.
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Due Diligence By Drone
Meet and greets in the M&A process have been replaced by Zoom calls and drone surveillance technology.
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New Economic Adviser A Trusted Veteran
A former senior fellow at Harvard University’s John F. Kennedy School of Government and an Obama adminstration alum, Deese has powerful allies on Capitol Hill.
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GM Joins Talks With California On Emission Standards
Currently, US manufacturers lag the rest of the world on the electric front, but a renewed commitment to solo rules could help them catch up with other global automakers.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Crisis, Ingenuity, And The Art Of The Pivot
Covid-19 cruelly crushed some innovators, but the companies that have reinvented themselves are getting stronger.
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Citi Breaks The Glass Ceiling
JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America may also have women CEOs soon.
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Big Banks Test Their Footprint
Overnight, the three big banks’ decision makes PCAF, founded in 2015 by the Netherlands consultancy Guidehouse, a focal point in the struggle over how to address climate change.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
An HR Lifer Tackles Covid
The 2008 crisis highlighted the role of company CFOs; the pandemic is highlighting the role of HR.
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Le Maire Gets New Brief For Recovery
France's new finance minister has his work cut out for him.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Europe Builds A Payments Alternative
This will challenge the continent’s two largest payment processing networks and supersede the existing fragmented landscape by providing a unified payment solution to consumers and merchants across Europe using a card and a digital wallet.