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Viral V. Acharya, C.V. Starr Professor of Economics at New York University’s Stern School of Business and a former deputy governor of the Reserve Bank of India, speaks with Global Finance about the fallout of the coronavirus epidemic.

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Despite the $30 billion in crisis support packages being provided by governments to help keep businesses viable and protect manufacturing output, COVID-19 has left leading top Nordic corporations hurting. 

How are Islamic banks affected by the pandemic? What are the specific challenges and opportunities they face? Here are a few takeaways from an online panel discussion organised on April 21 by UK based financial data firm Refinitiv.

Facebook adds a new trick to its playbook: junior partnership.

Negative oil prices weren't the only factor that doomed Hin Leong.

Two portfolio managers from GW&K explain why they are still betting on China and India despite the disruption caused by a global pandemic.

Private equity enters the coronavirus pandemic with a record cash surplus that may help cash-strapped businesses with good long-term prospects survive.

Companies from the US to Vietnam sign license deals to make life-saving devices amid supply-chain bottlenecks.

Chaos and confusion as small businesses find it impossible to get relief from government despite relief bill.

Covid-19, quarantines, and lockdowns are creating winners and losers in the marketplace.

CEO of Invest Northern Ireland Kevin Holland spoke with Global Finance about the unique investment opportunities created by Brexit.

One Italian automaker is going above and beyond the government's measures to halt the spread of coronavirus.

Corporate debt markets could become a secondary casualty of the Russia-Saudi oil price war.

Lebanon seems likely to default on its bond obligations next week.

Brazil's economic fundamentals may be strong enough to withstand any coronavirus-related headwinds.

Some businesses that exist today have endured for over 1,000 years.

The coronavirus crisis will not have an equal economic impact on Latin America's economies.

Corporate debt is booming but the global economy might not be in part due to coronavirus.

Corporate bond issuance reached $2.1 trillion in 2019, pushing the outstanding stock to a record $13.5 trillion.