Global Business

Global Business

Top U.S. Banks to Remove Hong Kong Listed Products

Removal of these 500 structured products is the outcome of an executive order prohibiting investments in companies with links to the Chinese military.
Global Business

Airlines Expect Turbulent 2021

Last year's falloff erased two decades of passenger growth.
Regulation

China Vows Retaliation After NYSE Announces Plans to Delist Telecoms

The incoming Biden administration has struck a more conciliatory tone following a Trump executive order.
Global Business

2020’s Best Advice for CFOs

CFO columnists provided an abundance of advice to finance chiefs in 2020. Here are some of the best columns we published.
Global Business

The Most-Read CFO Stories of 2020

Which stories encapsulate the year? Crisis management advice, auditor fines, business insurance hiccups, cash-flow forecasting, and more.
The Economy

U.S. Treasury: Switzerland and Vietnam Are Currency Manipulators

The U.S. will work with the countries to change policies that “create unfair advantages” for foreign competitors.
Growth Strategies

Joint Ventures: Driving Innovation While Limiting Risk

CFOs are increasingly using joint ventures to grow their businesses while sharing risk and benefiting from optionality.
Global Business

Japan’s Economy Surges 22.9% in Third Quarter

Some economists fear Japan's recovery from the coronavirus pandemic is threatened by rising infections, with a contraction possible early next year.
Auditing

Alibaba, JD, Pinduoduo’s U.S. Listing Fate Hangs in Balance

House vote on audit rules could force the delisting of Chinese stocks if they don't comply with regulations.
Global Business

Report: IBM To Cut 10,000 Jobs

The job cuts could affect about 20% of its staff in Europe. The United Kingdom and Germany would be the hardest hit, says Bloomberg.
Strategy

Danone Announces Job Cuts, Restructuring

The consumer goods company says it is reshaping itself as a “local-first” organization.
Regulation

EU Charges Amazon With Antitrust Violations

Regulators say Amazon illegally uses nonpublic data that it collects from sellers on its retail platform to boost sales of its own-label products.
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