Economics, Policy & Regulation
The Euro, Digital Version
<span style="font-size: 14px;">The ECB has announced that it will decide by mid-2021 when to launch a digital euro project, beginning with an investigative phase.</span>
Technology
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Features
Visa And Mastercard Ready For New Payments Competitor
The credit card titans seek to leverage AI and data tools to deliver cybersecurity and other financial solutions as banks find it increasingly challenging to operate in the digital world.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Tech Finance Gets Tricky In China As Ant IPO Shelved
Did politics play a role in the cancellation of Ant Group's IPO?
Features
Chip Makers Urge To Merge As Industry Transforms
The semiconductor industry is undergoing serious consolidation.
News
Google in the Legal Hot Seat
U.S. Department of Justice alleges Google violated anti-trust laws.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Amazon Shake-Up Sees Insider Rise To No. 2
The shake-up at the top of the company’s ranks comes at a pivotal time for the e-commerce business.
News
Nvidia Founders Ambitions Grow
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is about to complete the company's transformation from niche maker into the valuable chip manufacturer in the world.
News
Banks Urged To Address Inequalities
While fintech was meant to democratize economic power, unconscious biases drove innovation and solutions were designed to generate revenue rather than improve everyone's lives.
News
IBM Announces Spin-off To Focus On Cloud
NewCo will free the parent to soar in cloud services, IBM says.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
When Machines Make Money
Central banks in countries like Sweden, China, the UK, Uruguay, West Africa, Japan, Singapore, and France are piloting or experimenting with digital currencies.
Features
SWIFT Embraces The Future
Under the shadow of the pandemic, SWIFT has embarked on a revamp of its underlying technological infrastructure, which may be reliable, trusted and relatively secure, but is no longer fit for purpose in a highly interconnected and sped up world.
Features
Two Years To US Real-Time Service FedNow
The platform will operate 24 hours per day, 365 days a year, including holidays and weekends.