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Argentina’s Economy Turns A Corner
The country recorded a GDP growth of2.7% for the second quarter of 2017 after almost two years of negative growth.
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Can Elon Musk Power Puerto Rico After The Hurricanes?
Puerto Rico’s governor, Ricardo Rosselló, is in talks with Tesla about the possibility of using renewable microgrids to revamp the island'selectric infrastructure.
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Can Saudi Women Jumpstart The Auto Industry?
By June 2018, 32 million Saudi women will be allowed to drive.
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Chinese Auto Firm Takes Majority Stake In Danish Bank
The deal could be a win-win for both buyer and the seller.
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Mongolia Gets A New Tough Acting Prime Minister
Ukhnaa Khurelsukh was unanimously elected prime ministerin October after his predecessor, Jargaltulga Erdenebat, was ousted by parliament following corruption allegations.
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Nobel Winner’s Work Can Improve CFO Decisions
A professor at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business, Richard Thaler’s advances in behavioral economics merited a Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Science in October.
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Puigdemont, Spanish Independence ‘Wild Card’
The Catalan president gained wider recognition after calling last month’s referendum to secede from Spain, which was deemed illegal by Madrid.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
Economic Sanctions | Popular But Not Painless
Richard Nephew, a former principal deputy coordinator for Sanctions Policy at the US Department of State who now teaches at Columbia University, visited Global Finance to discuss economic sanctions, their effectiveness, and why corporate finance leaders should care.
Emerging & Frontier Markets
Are Emerging Markets Ready To Rebound?
Emerging markets could see funds flowing back to them as central banks unwindquantitative easing and liquidity flows back to emering market assets.
Banking
Central Bankers Eye A Return to Normal
The rosier outlook gives central banks a chance to return to more traditional policies after endless cycles of easing. The US Federal Reserve (Fed) is likely to stick to its plan of slowly increasing interest rates, and the European Central Bank (ECB) could follow suit.
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Amazon Incites HQ2 Bidding War
The firm saysthe newheadquarter would beas big as the existingoffices inSeattle and will come with$5 billion in investment promisingjobs for 50,000 employees.
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BP South Africa Appoints Black Woman CEO, Creates History
Priscillah Mabelane isthe first black woman in history to head a multinational oil major.