William Freedman

Walmart could also become a broker-dealer, via the knowledge Ribbit gained from its successful launch of the no-fee mobile investment platform Robinhood. 

America's first digital-only bank gets licensed.

Will direct deposit go the way of checks?

Consolidation in the payments sector.

Tech companies lead the way on M&A.

WeWork becomes The We Company and still has not made a profit in nine years of operation.

Digital transformation of business operations comes with risk.

Are chief operating officers going out of style?

Tesla's CEO in damage-control mode.

Corporate treasury operations will not be affected by new fintech report.

Tesla's CEO Elon Musk continues to make waves online.

The world is awash in investor cash seeking returns, so why are so many companies restructuring rather than refinancing?

New NY Fed head is a surprisingly controversial pick.

MIT Media Lab’s Michael Casey, co-author of The Truth Machine: The Blockchain and the Future of Everything, talks with Global Finance about how the new technology could change business—and how business leaders might need to change their thinking to take advantage of it.

MIT Media Lab’s Michael Casey, co-author of The Truth Machine: The Blockchain and the Future of Everything, talks with Global Finance about how the new technology could change business—and how business leaders might need to change their thinking to take advantage of it.

With deadlines only months away, treasury officers will need to improve their processes and leverage new technology to meet new IFRS and GAAP standards.

European Union countries saw lower bankruptcy rates in the first half of 2017, as did Canada. US bankruptcy filings dropped 5.5% in the 12-month period ended September 30, 2017.

There’s a growing push to replace Generally Accepted Accounting Principles with an accounting system that better reflects companies’ finances.

Rapidly rising London share prices and the political uncertainty following Donald Trump’s elections have added to the interest.

Despite a spate of recent bad news for deals like AT&T-TimeWarner and Sprint-T-Mobile,  2017 will be remembered for its completed telco mergers.