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The few corporations that have embraced cryptocurrencies tend to be small or troubled. However, spinoff technologies from digital currency such as blockchain are likely to play a major role in corporate finance and international banking.
Companies worldwide struggle to measure and report how well they are “doing good” as they do well for their stakeholders.
After Trump announced tariffs on steel and aluminum, WTO director-general Roberto Azevêdo, addressed the expanding trade tiffs that could set off another worldwide economic collapse.
Newly merged DowDupont will soon split into three publicly traded companies and the largest of the three will be overseen by CEO Jim Fitterling.
Political stability, a fast-growing economy and a sustained program of economic reforms are among the reasons for the feverish pace of takeover activity in the south Asian republic.
A nascent global recovery is improving prospects across Latin America and the Caribbean--albeit unevenly.
Seeking to bypass sanctions to finance its almost-bankrupt public and balance of payments accounts, Maduro launches a cryptocurrency.
New resource-extraction operations, Russia’s economic recovery and Asian investment are lifting prospects across the Caucasus.
Banks' internal shariah boards offer conflicting interpretations, so investors are looking to homogenize practices across the industry.
In most sectors and regions, 2017 saw gains in investment banks’ bottom lines, a welcome return to form. However, new political paradigms and policies could challenge that growth trend in the months ahead.
Developing Asian and African countries still lead the world in GDP growth.
Global FDI declined last year with developed economies seeing a decrease in flows even as developing economies saw an increase.
While the percentage of female CFOs dipped slightly in 2017, more women were internally promoted to the CFO position.
Here is the list of countries that owe the most to foreign creditors in 2017. The United States leads, followed by the Euro area and the United Kingdom.
At Global Finance’s annual private-bank awards dinner in Manhattan, talk revolved around how wealth can best serve people and create value worldwide.
Private banking spent the past year out of the spotlight, which allowed it to focus on trimming costs while developing technology to deliver greater service. This year may be different.
Companies worldwide struggle to measure and report how well they are doing social good even as they do well for their stakeholders.
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