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Unblocking The Blockchain: Salon Q&A With Paxos’ Chad Cascarilla

Chad Cascarilla is CEO and co-founder of Paxos, a fintech startup that is regulated as a trust company. He spoke with Global Finance about the current state of blockchain, common misconceptions and why uptake among corporates seems slow.

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Who Needs A COO?

Are chief operating officers going out of style?

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Goldman Sachs Shakeup Signals Shift From Trading To Investment Banking

Changing of the guard at Wall Street's most famous investment bank.

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A “Soft” Alternative To Cryptocurrency ETFS For US Investors

Cryptocurrencies are finding ways to play a role in the legitimate economy.

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A New Era In Corporate Governance At Alibaba?

Can new leadership continue Alibaba's success?

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Australia’s “Modern Slavery” Bill To Impact Global Supply Chains

Australia cracks down on modern slavery.

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China Surpasses US In Start-Up Investment For First Time

Another sign of China's rise.

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Deals Put The Fizz Back Into Soda Corporate Giants

Big soda is expanding into less bubbly product lines.

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Elon Musk Picks A Steady Hand

Tesla's CEO in damage-control mode.

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Expanded Scope Of CFIUS To Curb Foreign Investment

National security concerns will have an impact on foreign investment and M&A.

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Finnair CEO Brings Banking-Tech Credentials

Can a banker run an airline?Finnair is about to find out.

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GE: Rightsizing A Mammoth

GE, once an icon of integration and synergy, is undergoing a massive retrenchment. What does that tell us about the future of conglomerates?