Economics, Policy & Regulation
The Bank Of The Future
Traditional banks and upstart challengers alike are pushing innovations to create the bank of the future. What might such a bank look like?
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Economics, Policy & Regulation
Companies Worldwide Scramble To Meet EU Data Deadline
New EU rules on data privacy come into effect this month.
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Cuba: New President Must Juggle Party And State
Miguel Diaz-Canel, the newly elected President of Cuba has a full economic and political agenda, but only some of it is under his control. Some—including the overall business environment—remains under the control of Raul Castro, the country’s former president and ...
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Egypt Plans Sovereign Wealth Fund—Of A Kind
Egypt's new sovereign wealth fund is not all it's cracked up to be.
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Latin America Sees Profit In US-China Spat
US-China trade tensions benefit Latin America's commodities and exports.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
M&A Expected From New CFO At Health-Conscious Tate & Lyle
Tate & Lyle's new CFO expected to be pro-active on the M&A front to take advantage of growing consumer demand for health and wellness products.
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More Than Skin Deep: Q&A With Senior VP Of Oracle’s Financial Services Global Business Unit Sonny Singh
Sonny Singh, senior vice president and general manager of the Financial Services Global Business Unit at Oracle since 2013, talks about legacy systems and how financial services are handling transformative technologies.
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New Volkswagen CEO To Lead Electric Transition Efforts
Volkswagen Group has a new driver at the wheel. In April, the Wolfsburg-based company named Herbert Diess, head of the flagship VW brand, as CEO. Diess will leade information technology, group development and research across the organization, while overseeing strategy ...
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Rising New York Fed President Is An Experienced Cipher
New NY Fed head is a surprisingly controversial pick.
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Solar Mega-Project To Save Crude For Export
Saudi Arabia's ambitious solar power plan—powered by money from Japan's Softbank—isn't just a money-making exercise given the country's rising electricity demands.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
U.S. Protectionism: Hype, Hope Or Hell To Pay?
Some see trade-war threats as posturing for negotiating advantage. Still, a lot of companies could get hurt along the way.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Weak WTO Makes Multilateral Work Messier
Trade and tariff wars are more likely to spiral out of control now that the WTO is weaker than during tense periods in the past.