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Egypt: Switching To Cashless
The public and private sectors are pushing hard to boost the adoption of digital payments.
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Energy Security Vs. Energy Transition
European nations opt for nuclear, oil, and gas to reduce their dependence on Russian energy which helps finance their war effort in Ukraine.
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FedEx Picks New CEO
Raj Subramaniam—FedEx'sexecutive VP and chief marketing and communications officer—replaces founderFrederick W. Smith aspresident and CEO.
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Hopes Build For Jordan’s Economic Rehabilitation
Jordan reboots its economy, and foreign investors take note.
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Kuwait’s Central Bank Calls For Reforms
The Central Bank of Kuwaithas led calls for economic reform as political deadlock threatens a liquidity crunch.
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Latin America’s Exports And Profits Soar Amid Ukraine War
The war in Ukraine is causing a spike in global commodity prices and Latin America is cashing in.
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Lebanese Embrace Digital Finance As Survival Strategy
Knee-deep in a terrible financial crisis, Lebanese citizens leverage new technologies to circumvent a broken banking system.
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Mizuho And Google Enter BaaS Collaboration
Mizuho and Google will collaborate not only on new products but also on upgrading the bank's dated legacy systems.
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Navigating The New Wave Of Food Price Hikes
Many companies are now going back to retailers and supermarkets to renegotiate food prices, which typically happens annually toward the end of the year.
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Royal Dutch Shell’s New CFO Must Organize A Russian Goodbye
Like BP, Norway’s Equinor and France’s TotalEnergies, Shell’s leadership decided that the war with Ukraine made it impossible to maintain its business in Russia.