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UAE: New Corporate Taxes
The latest developments come as the UAE moves to tighten regulations following criticism that it is a hub for illicit financial activity.
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Volkswagen In Delicate Talks With Porsche Heirs
The companies’ fortunes have been intertwined since the 1930s.
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Russian Debt: The New Gamble
Some opportunists see profits in the Ukraine conflict, but creditors already face losses, and the possibility of defaults looms.
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Europe Unites To Remove Russian Banks From Swift
In a dramatic turnaround, European nations put their differences and national interests aside to do what was formerly unthinkable.
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Russia Escapes Swift Sanctions—For Now
Despite a raft of sanctions announced by the US and other countries targeting Russia's biggest banks, there is no international consensus aboutremoving Russia from the Swift network—yet.
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Vodacom Ruling A Win For Africa’s Inventors
South Africa'scourt sides with the inventor of "Please Call Me" at Vodacom's expense.
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Kazakhstan Enters An Unstable Era
Protests over energy prices turned violent and Russian troops intervened to restore the status quo.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Global Venture Capital Funding Scales New Heights
Global VC investment nearly doubled in value to $671 billion, according to the latest quarterly report from KPMG Enterprise.
Executive Interviews
Optimizing AI: Q&A With J.P. Morgan AI Research Head Manuela Maria Veloso
Manuela Maria Veloso, head of J.P. Morgan AI Research and the Herbert A. Simon University Professor in the School of Computer Science at Carnegie Mellon University, speaks to Global Finance about AI development and use.
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5G Grounded By Airlines
5G signals operate in the same frequencies (the C-band) as the radar equipment on some jets.
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Fed Resignations Highlight US Corruption
The resignations have highlighted the strong inclination of some US officials to trade in stocks based on privileged information.
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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.