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Companies that buyback their own shares will have to pay a new tax due to a provision in the Inflation Reduction Act.

One of the biggest challenges for Tarek Amer’s successor will be balancing austerity and boosting citizens' purchasing power.

Global Finance is now making complete digital editions of each new issue available to all GFMag.com visitors.  These editions include all editorial and advertising content exactly as it appears in the printed version.

Western sanctions have failed to harm Russia's economy enough to stop the war, and the country's good-faith efforts to repay international investors may win sympathy for a new global financial order.

With M&A activity tapering off, corporate breakups like Kellogg's are popular again, with Pfizer, Johnson & Johnson and General Electric in the mix—and it's not just the US.

Inspired by prior experience being locked out of Western banking systems, the Russian bank’s defensive initiatives are paying off.

Gil Mandelzis, Founder and CEO of Capitolis, talks to Global Finance about capital markets and fostering innovation.

Finland's and Sweden's joint application for NATO membership entails serious economic changes.

Philip Rosedale is a digital pioneer, founder of Second Life, one of the first virtual worlds and still a leading social platform for adults. Linden Lab, Second Life’s parent company, now has two decades of experience in managing an online world, including development of a virtual currency traded around the globe. He talks to Global Finance about what they’ve learned and larger hopes for the metaverse.

Decentralization and remote work seems to be the answer.

Last week, in New York, Lamborghini Chairman and CEO Stephan Winkelmann was on hand to present the company’s newest model, the Huracán Tecnica. Born in Germany and raised in Rome, Winkelmann returned to his current posts at the end of 2020, to the Italian headquarters in Sant’ Agata Bolognese where he had previously headed the company for more than a decade. The global luxury brand thrived through the second year of the Covid crisis, posting record sales and profits for 2021 and the first quarter of 2022. He sat down with Global Finance Editor Andrea Fiano to talk about current events in Russia, ongoing supply chain strains and the future of globalization.

The Russian invasion of Ukraine caused international investors to pause for thought on where their international investments reside. Are they seeing China in a new light?

Russia's war in Ukraine may strain the BRICS bloc and the fortunes of the bloc's New Development Bank.

Russia's best and brightest are leaving the country in search of a better life amid sanctions and international isolation.

Banks told to 'lawyer up' as the realities of implementing sanctions against Russia bite for regulatory risk and financial crime teams.

Deputy Governor of the National Bank of Ukraine, Sergiy Nikolaychuk, talks to Global Finance magazine about how the central bank is keeping the lights on and the economy moving amid a brutal war.

Countries respond to military power with economic might.

Western governments have shunned Russia but doing so is not a viable option for many countries across the globe.

Africa's neutrality in the Russia-Ukraine war won't stop the continent from experiencing economic fallout from the conflict.

As Russian sanctions bite, nickel prices are surging, which could make electric vehicles far more expensive.