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China: Cooling Off In Africa
For Africa, cuts in Chinese investment will have a devastating impact.
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Gopinath Back At The IMF
Gita Gopinath's surprise appointment comes just two months after she was to depart from the IMF for academia.
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High-End Chanel Takes CEO From Mass-Market Giant
A veteran of Unilever moves to take the reigns at Chanel.
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Italy: A Fine Day For Big Tech
Amazon gets hit with a $1 billion fine by the Italian government for anti-competitive practices.
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Succession At Inditex Is A Family Affair
The company's new chairperson Ortega Pérez has worked at the company for 15 years, starting on the shop floor of Zara on King’s Road in London.
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UK Financial Stability Report Warns Against Crypto Dangers
The growth and increasing integration of cryptocurrencies into the world financial system has Britain's central bank worried.
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Foreign Banks Covet Banking Licenses As Saudi Market Opens Up
As Saudi Arabia opens up to foreign banks, Western lenders are rushing to obtain licenses.
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Miami To Offer Bitcoin Yield To Residents
Miami has gotten exchanges including blockchain.com and eToro to relocate to the city as part of Suarez’s drive to create a crypto ecosystem and establish the city as a mining hub.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
The Backlash Against SPACs Has Begun As Lawsuits Pile Up
More than two dozen shareholder class actions were filed with New York and Delaware courts in the past two years.
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Atkin To Helm PRI
The PRI, founded in 2006, supports a network of more than 4,300 signatories that represent more than $121 trillion of assets under management.
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Bulgaria: Anti-Corruption Win At Polls
Yet, achieving quick results in battling graft and bringing prosperity to the European bloc’s poorest nation is unlikely.