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Currency Moves Take a Smaller Bite Out of Earnings
Fewer North American companies reported negative foreign exchange impacts for the fourth quarter of 2016.
By
Vincent Ryan
| April 26, 2017
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Technology
PlayStation Powers Sony to Slim Q1 Profit
The gaming unit accounted for more than 75% of Sony's total profit while the struggling smarthpone business broke even.
By
Matthew Heller
| July 29, 2016
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Risk & Compliance
The Most Serious Emerging-Market Risk
Currency volatility is an annoyance, but it's when governments institute capital controls that multinationals really have a problem.
By
Vincent Ryan
| March 16, 2016
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Corporate Finance
Conquering Foreign Currency Concerns
CFO offers the following stories on foreign currency risks, hidden costs of international payments, foreign market fixed rates, and multinational margins.
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Kerry Maruna
| March 8, 2016
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Risk Management
Gee, 20: No New Currency Deal, China Devalues Yuan
China's move, just two days after saying it would not devalue its currency, is unfortunately business as usual.
By
Wolfgang Koester
| March 4, 2016
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Corporate Finance
China’s Central Bank Devalues Yuan
China's foreign-exchange reserves slid $300 billion over the last four quarters.
By
Katie Kuehner-Hebert
| August 11, 2015
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The Economy
U.S. Firms Still Lagging Behind in RMB Use
More global competitors use the Chinese currency to settle cross-border trade, 17%, compared with 10% of U.S.-based firms.
By
Matthew Heller
| March 24, 2015
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Risk
Currency Surprises Hammer Earnings
A strong U.S. dollar and other currency swings are revealing companies' shortcomings in the area of identifying and quantifying foreign-exchange exposures.
By
Katie Kuehner-Hebert
| March 17, 2015
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Technology
Bitcoin Technology Powering Other Applications
IBM is considering adopting the 'blockchain' technology to create a digital currency that could be linked to a person's bank account, according to Reuters.
By
Katie Kuehner-Hebert
| March 13, 2015
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Investor Relations
Multinationals Hit Hard by Currency Volatility in Q3
The U.S. dollar rose 7.7% against the euro in the third quarter, widely affecting North American companies.
By
Matthew Heller
| December 22, 2014
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Supply Chain
Feeble Yen Could Help and Hurt HP
While a weaker Japanese currency will lower component costs on some of Hewlett-Packard’s hardware, it will also give the computing giant’s overseas competitors a distinct pricing advantage, says HP’s CFO.
By
Vincent Ryan
| May 23, 2013
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Supply Chain
The Hidden Cost of International Payments
U.S. businesses have two big misconceptions about international trade: that paying in U.S. dollars is optimal, and that trying to time foreign-currency transactions is a no-no.
By
Randy Ingargiola
| September 6, 2012
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Supply Chain
Barrier to Trade in Chinese Currency Falls
But U.S. companies are still somewhat ambivalent about transacting in the renminbi.
By
Vincent Ryan
| June 15, 2012
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Global Business
How Europe’s Volatility Could Reach Corporate Portfolios
U.S. money market funds have invested heavily in short-term European bank debt, says Fitch Ratings.
By
Vincent Ryan
| June 24, 2011
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Banking & Capital Markets
Much Ado About the Euro
Today it's Europe's problem -- Tomorrow, it's the world's.
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John Xenakis
| April 1, 1998
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