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Fed Vice Chair Nominee May Wield Heavy Hand
SarahRaskin’s background, credentials and experience reflect her policy bias toward heavier regulation of the financial sector.
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Off The EU Blacklist
European businesses will no longer be punished for investing inMauritius, the Bahamas, Botswana, Ghana and Iraq.
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Volvo’s New Outsider CEO
Breaking with tradition, Volvo opts for an outsider to the automotive industry.
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A SWIFT Deterrent
US President Joseph Biden considers a extreme measures to prevent any Russian invasion of Ukraine.
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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.