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Open Banking Delay Won’t Stymie Fintech Startups
Privacy concerns delay open banking in Brazil.
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Wanted: Old-Dog CFOs Who Know Lots Of Tricks
Young companies are looking for veteran CFOs to navigate the SPAC explosion.
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China’s Minority Shareholders Find Louder Voice
Capitalism is old news in China but minority shareholders' rights are relatively new.
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Elon Musk Flips On Bitcoin
Tesla's decision to no longer accept Bitcoin due to environmental impact concerns led to a tumble in the cryptocurrency's value.
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Innovation Lessons From The Covid-19 Pandemic
The pandemic forced everyone to innovate; here are some of the enduring lessons about innovation for corporates.
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Innovation: A New Look
One of the most overused words in the business lexicon is often misunderstood: What is true innovation? Should it be a priority for all companies? And how can firms make it happen?
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New Finance Minister To Stabilize Singapore
Thepublic face of Singapore’s largely successful Covid-19 response is now in charge of the finance ministry.
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Ransomware Attack Births Reporting Mandate
A recent spate of ransomware attacks on U.S. companies has sparked new regulations.
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Remote Work Heightens Digital Security Issues
Almost half of the North American organizations polled have suffered a data breach via a third party in the past 12 months.
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UAE Liberalizes Corporate Ownership
The UAE, led by Dubai, earlier created a number of offshore business parks dubbed “free zones,” which permit 100% foreign ownership.
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Union Rep Becomes First Woman On VW Board
The daughter of an immigrant, union leaderDaniela Cavallo ascends to a leadership position within the German automaker's corporate structure.