Capital Raising & Corporate Finance

Technologies associated with cryptocurrencies are going mainstream even if cryptos aren't.

Tech companies lead the way on M&A.

Mining companies have traditionally avoided selling off future production in streaming contracts. That’s changing as investors pile in and terms improve.

Wall Street titans seek to create members-only stock exchange.

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

Pharmaceutical innovation sparks M&A wave.

Titans of the sharing economy look to go public.

Other giants in the sharing economy are going public in 2019.

Brookfield is on an M&A spree.

Interest in MBAs is declining while interest in MScs are rising.

Consumers long since embraced platforms that facilitate short-term rentals of underused assets. Now business is getting in on the game.

Good politics can lead to bad policy.

Leveraged loans are hitting highs not seen since 2008.

Fallout from Nissan Chairman Carlos Ghosn's shocking arrest puts the future of three automakers at risk.

Estonia's tax code maximizes revenue, minimizes distortions, and its marginal rates are low.

Woman CEO takes over California-based bank as new gender diversity law comes into effect.

Chad Cascarilla is CEO and co-founder of Paxos, a fintech startup that is regulated as a trust company. He spoke with Global Finance about the current state of blockchain, common misconceptions and why uptake among corporates seems slow.

Trade wars are not denting M&A activity overall.

These risky investments are paying off.

Large companies around the world are breaking off pieces or breaking up in record numbers. Will the boom last?