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Capital Raising & Corporate Finance

Venezuela Skirts US Sanctions By Issuing The Petro

To get around sanctions, Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro is issuing an oil-and-reserves-backedcryptocurrency. If it succeeds, the ICO should provide the government with access to $6 billion. But cryptos are dicey.

Features

Xiaomi Lines Up Year’s Largest Expected Tech Float

Financial centers set to duel over Chinese tech giant but, if the company gets its way, both sides could win

Features

GDP Growth For Major World Economies 2017

These are the 15 biggest countries in terms of GDP plus the Euro Area and the European Union aggregates.

News

Bogliolo To Add Some Glimmer To Tiffany & Co

The luxury jewelry brandhas hiredveteran luxury industry executiveAlessandra Bogliolo as CEOhoping to revive its past lustre

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Mondelēz’s New Chief Must Navigate Change

The US based food giant announced that Dirk Van de Put will become the company’s new CEO in November. He will have to address changing consumer preferences like fresh over processed Food, organic ingredients and dining out

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Kalanicks Ouster Raises Questions About Ubers Future

Without clear leadership, the world’s biggest ride-hailing company enters a phase of uncertainty.

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New Comptroller Would Join Dodd-Frank Demolition Team

Former OneWest Bank CEO Joseph Otting is expected to play a key role in carrying out President Trump’s plan to deregulate financial services.

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Goal For GE’s New CEO: A Profit Turnaround

Hopes are high that GE insider John Flannery will further streamline the still-sprawling behemoth.

Capital Raising & Corporate Finance

In Age Of Trump, CEOs Become Activists

Company executivesareunder greater pressure to respond to global issues, as business and politicsintersect in new ways.

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Unprofitable Tesla Achieves Record Market Cap

Elon Musk, profitless billionaire first it surpassed Ford, then GM, then went head to head with Honda and flew past it.

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US-China Deal Counters Campaign Rhetoric

Following the April summit the US and China achieved a 100-day joint action plan, a significant departure from Trump’s campaign rhetoric

Capital Raising & Corporate Finance

Are Clawbacks Coming Back?

After Wells Fargo forced two senior executives to pay back $75 million in compensation, other companies are rethinking clawback clauses—which experts say are effective governance mechanism.