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Uber IPO Faces Bumpy Ride After Lyft’s Lackluster Debut
Uber could end up being the largest-ever tech IPO or it could be a letdown like Lyft.
Technology
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Changing The Terms Of Trade
Blockchain technology is speeding up trade-finance transactions. But there’s more work needed to scale up and develop common standards.
Features
Partnering For Profit
Fearing loss of revenue as their business customers push to go paperless, Asia’s banking giants are forging new partnerships.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
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.
Features
Who’ll Go First?
Non-bank companies may soon be competing with traditional banks in the US.
Features
Russian Tech Start-Ups Seek US Investors
Russia's Sberbank is helping the country's tech start-ups find American investors and transforming itself in the process.
News
Choosing The Human
Automation both destroys jobs and puts a premium on the jobs that only people can do.
News
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?
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Apple, Samsung Slammed As Phone Demand Slows
Is the world reaching peak smartphone saturation?
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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.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
India’s Reserve Bank: No To Cryptos, Yes To Tokenization
India allows some crypto technologies but not others.