Jane Fraser has achieved a lot since she took over as Citigroup chief executive in March 2021. She has pared dismantled geographical silos, simplified business lines, cut jobs and made some big-name ...

The twin crises raise questions about the diligence going on in the hottest parts of credit markets such as direct lending and asset-backed finance, which have turbocharged the growth of private ...

SAP, which is based in the town of Walldorf in south-west Germany, is one of Europe’s few big tech groups, with a market value of €280bn. Its shares have risen 10 per cent over the past year as the ...

After Trump met Milei in New York on Tuesday and described him as a “truly fantastic and powerful leader”, US Treasury secretary Scott Bessent said he was considering offering Argentina a $20bn swap ...

GDP increased at an annualised rate of 3.8 per cent in the three months to the end of June, the Bureau of Economic Analysis said on Thursday in its third estimate of growth for the second quarter.

The first is the sheer cost of coming to the UK. While Trump’s threatened $100,000 H-1B fee has spread panic across Silicon Valley, UK employers who hire skilled workers through the main visa route ...

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Economics aside, tariff inflation may not be Trump’s biggest political worry. Currently the most salient price rises are in a domestically produced service, electric power. Trump may be less ...

The Trump administration’s incoming fees on Chinese-made vessels visiting US ports will weaken China’s shipbuilding dominance and boost Japanese and South Korean rivals, said the head of one of the ...

The Harvard historian tells the story of the US’s foundational document — and why it was always meant to be amended ...

Goldman Sachs' outlook for mergers and acquisitions has become more optimistic, fueled by consolidation in various industry ...

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