Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Ford Takes Second Bite From Apple
This is the second time Ford has tapped an executive from Cupertino in as many years.
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Economics, Policy & Regulation
American Credit Card Debt Continues To Climb
Consumers are using credit cards more than ever but delinquency rates haven't increased—for now.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
US Federal Reserve Joins Real-Time Payment Club
The Fed has launched FedNow and early adopters include 41 financial institutions, 15 third-party service providers and the US Treasury Department.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
PGA Tour Board Member Pleads with Colleagues: Reconsider Saudi Deal
Just as the US Senate prepares to talk golf on Capitol Hill, one PGA exec is urging his fellow directors to “evaluate alternative sources of capital.”
Sustainable Finance
Sustainable Finance Awards 2023: Global Winners
Global Finance presents this year’s best sustainable finance global winners.
Banking
World’s Best Banks 2023—US Regional Winners
US banks continue to perform well under pressure after dealing with challenging conditions and market turmoil.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
The US-China Paradox
Trade between the two countries is at an all-time high, yet signs point to decoupling.
Technology
Microsoft-Activision Deal Divides Regulators
While market watchdogs in the European Union and China have given the green light, the software giant is still fighting battles in the US and UK to get the deal approved.
Banking
Focusing On Development: Q&A With Bank Of America
Bank of America discusses the elements that go into winning the North American regional Best Bank award.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
Mexico Steps Up As Largest US Trading Partner
Mexico surges ahead of China as America's top trading partner in part due to geopolitical tensions and Covid-related disruptions.
Banking
Cineworld To Drop Screens
The cinema chain exits bankruptcy, touts vote-of-confidence and opts to sell European and Israeli assets—but only if the price is right.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
Companies Face Tougher Standards
Silicon Valley Bank and other recently collapsed banks all received clean bills of health from outside auditors raising the question of whether accounting standards themselves need to be reformed.