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Japan, Europe Buck The Tariff Trend
Europe and Japan create the world's largest free trade zone.
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Thai Elections Promise More Turmoil
The country's first election since a military coup in 2014 will probably not lead to stability in the near future.
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Defining Digital: Salon Q&A With Perkins Coie’s Sarah Hody
Sarah I. Hody, an attorney in the Palo Alto office of law firm Perkins Coie, talks to Global Finance about fintech regulation and how the blockchain is impacting corporate interactions.
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The New Precious Metals
Demand for materials needed in batteries and energy storage has created a dynamic new market for once-obscure metals. Can supply keep up with demand?
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Choosing The Human
Automation both destroys jobs and puts a premium on the jobs that only people can do.
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A Penny For Your Thoughts—And Purchase History
What if you could sell your own data instead of social media giants monetizing it for themselves?
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Bangladesh: With Re-Election, Woman PM Sets New Record
Bangladesh's longest-serving PM wins re-election and vows to modernize the country.
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Biometric Opens Doors: Salon Q&A With Veridium CEO James Stickland
James Stickland is CEO of Veridium, a company focused on an authentication platform that uses biometrics. He speaks with Global Finance about fintech, cybersecurity and the wisdom of border walls.
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Fitch Adds Sustainable Metrics To Credit Rating
One of the three global ratings agencies adds ESG to its criteria for rating creditworthiness.