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Hungary Nips Feeding Hand
Hungary's inflation is soaring and growth is slowing as tensions with the European Union continue to create political instability.
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Malaysia: Roller-Coaster Career Reaches New Peak
Malaysia's tenth Prime MinisterAnwar Ibrahim has gone from politics to jail and back to politics again.
Executive Interviews
Storm Clouds Looming: Q&A With Nouriel Roubini
Nouriel Roubini, who predicted the 2008 financial crisis, has a new book, Megathreats: The Ten Trends that Imperil Our Future, and How to Survive Them. He shares his thoughts on stagflation, the climate crisis and how the corporate sector is responding.
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Tech Firms May Prove Penny-Wise But Pound Foolish
Massive layoffs are affecting the tech sector worldwide with some 971 companies laying off more than 150,000 employees in 2022.
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Testing The eRupee
The Reserve Bank of India will issue and redeem the eRupee and the commercial banks will manage the distribution and payment services.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
The UKs Second Big Bang
Britain repeals post-2008 banking reforms, including the cap on bonuses for bankers.
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Ripple Labs Push Into Africa
Ripple Labs hopes to facilitate real-time crypto-enabled payments in 35 African countries.
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Indonesia: International Aid Helps In Carbon Reduction
Indonesia’s power sector emissions will peak by 2030 and reach net zero by 2050, about a decade ahead of schedule.
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Federal Reserve Participates In Digital-Dollar Pilot
Citi, HSBC, Mastercard and Wells Fargo are among financial companies collaborating with the New York Fed’s Innovation Center in a proof-of-concept pilot using digital dollar tokens.
Executive Interviews
Investing For Life: Q&A With Sofinnova Chairman Antoine Papiernik
Paris-based Sofinnova Partners, a life science venture capital firm, has been an early investor in companies such Genentech and Biogen, and now has over $2.5 billion invested in sciences, primarily in healthcare and sustainability. Antoine Papiernik, Sofinnova chairman and managing partner, speaks with Global Finance about the state of life sciences today and in future.
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Supply Chain: Cutting Out The Middle Man
Carmakers are opting to skip the middleman and invest directly in mining companies and projects.
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Despite Bounceback, LSE Tumble Bodes Ill For London
Brexit and chaotic economic policy from Westminster caused the London Stock Exchange to temporarily lose its status as Europe's biggest stock market.