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Nigerias Currency Redesign Threatens Stability
Swapping out old currency notes for new ones has sparked protests and economic instability in Nigeria.
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Saudi Arabia’s New Central Bank Governor Must Tame Inflation
Saudi Arabia's central bank raisedkey policy rates seven times in 2022 and economic growth is projected to slow this year.
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The Last Boeing 747 Jet Ever Has Been Built
Boeing's747 remains an ode to corporate daring, persistence and vision, offering reassurance in the chaos of the late 1960s.
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World Bank: Quick Leadership Turnaround
World Bank President David Malpass—a Trump administration appointee—will soon be replaced by theBiden administration's pick,former Mastercard CEO Ajay Banga.
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Deficiencies In Audit Quality
Audit companies face an audit by agovernment oversight agency and are found lacking.
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Fighting Fraud: Q&A With Guidehouse’s Ellen Zimiles
Ellen Zimiles, partner at Guidehouse and the firm’s Financial Crime, Fraud & Investigative Services leader, speaks with Global Finance about corporate fraud and managing risk.
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Saudi Arabia: The Next Nuclear Power?
As Iran edges closer to gaining the ability to build nuclear weapons, Saudi Arabia is beginning to make similar moves.
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Crypto World Undergoing Heavy Restructuring
Although financial restructuring has been developed as a stand-alone practice within international firms, especially during countercyclical economic periods, restructuring the digital-asset space is revolutionary and new.
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Microsofts Latest AI Race
Microsoft is moving swiftly to consolidate its position in the AI race.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
CEO Salaries Again In The Spotlight
The controversy of CEO pay was also on the agenda at the World Economic Forum in Davos the week after Apple CEO Tim Cook’s pay cut was announced.
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Delphine Arnault To Lead Christian Dior
The world's wealthiest individual, Bernard Arnault has chosen his eldest child, Delphine, to head up Christian Dior.
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Kuroda Leaves Japan’s Central Bank Marking End Of An Era
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida will nominate a new head of the BoJ perhaps as early as February.