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Financial Services Roundup: Market Talk
The latest Market Talks covering Financial Services. Exclusively on Dow Jones Newswires at 4:20 ET, 12:20 ET and 16:50 ET. 0750 GMT – China's underlying demand conditions remain subdued despite the rebound in the inflation measures, says…
Japanese yen turbulence continues to threaten global financial markets
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and his counterparts in the Japanese government are walking a tightrope as they seek to raise the value of the yen against the US dollar and stabilise it. If they slip and fall off, it could have significant…
Why Financial Clarity Must Come Before Financial Strategy
Dr. Melissa Weathersby is a financial wellness and leadership expert focused on decision-making and performance @ 5-Star Empowerment. There is no shortage of financial advice. Pay off debt. Build an emergency fund. Invest more. Cut expenses.
How To Nurture Lasting Change In Your Employees' Financial Wellness
Dr. Erika Rasure is chief financial wellness advisor at Beyond Finance. The financial burden your employees are carrying is unfortunately not getting any lighter. Inflation, stagnant wages, changes in the tax code, and national and global…
SuperMoney and the rise of AI personal finance
Artificial intelligence has quietly revolutionized personal finance, making it easier than ever to optimize your budget without thinking twice. Managing your money has never been fun, and it's often stressful. As a wise man once said, “You…
TikTok star Vivian Tu is bringing her 'Your Rich BFF' persona to a new AI finance app
TikToker Vivian Tu, the popular financial creator who goes by 'Your Rich BFF,' has a new way for fans to talk to her. On Wednesday, Tu is launching out of beta a new iOS app, Ask Dolly, which provides customized markets news and financial info…
TV tonight: Dispatches asks Tommy Robinson awkward finance questions
Does his mum still call him Stephen? One of many awkward questions that could be asked about the football hooligan turned far-right rabble-rouser Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, AKA Tommy Robinson. And reporter Matt Shea is asking a few of them in this…
AI is rewriting the entry-level finance job
Good morning. Most CFOs aren't giving up on junior talent. They're giving up on the old way of developing it. That's the subject of a conversation I had with James Tucker, who leads corporate finance and strategy globally at Boston Consulting Group…
A Prayer For Financial Breakthrough And Freedom
Books connect our company's digital roots with our love of traditional book publishing. Our books are designed as beloved art pieces. We publish work we love. Finding peace starts with surrendering our worries to the universe and trusting that…
Tokyo Market Partners With Frontieres, Adding Genre Slate to Gap-Financing Lineup
Tokyo market TIFFCOM has struck its first partnership with Frontières, the genre-focused co-production market run by Canada's Fantasia International Film Festival, adding a wave of horror and thriller titles to the 24 feature projects…
Africa's food future depends on financing smallholders, youth and women - IFAD
Africa's ambition to feed itself and unlock agriculture's economic potential will depend largely on whether smallholder farmers, young entrepreneurs and women-led businesses can access the financing they need to expand, create jobs and withstand…
Finding Value In Uncommon Places: Aviation Finance
Aviation finance asset-backed securities represent a small but differentiated corner of the securitized credit market, which is a market segment ripe with opportunity within the broader fixed income universe. Despite its relatively limited market…
How to Write Better Rules for Global Finance
A world without rules is a frightening prospect. But before we mourn the passing of the old order, we should be honest about what its rules were designed to do. The architecture that has governed the global economy for the past 80 years was never a…
Congo's Ebola Crisis Spurs IMF to Consider Pandemic Financing Reforms
The International Monetary Fund is considering making pandemic preparedness reforms part of its financing program for the Democratic Republic of Congo, as the country's worsening Ebola epidemic exposes weaknesses in how it funds and responds to…
The Sacrificial Machine-How Private Finance Turned War Into Permanent Profit
“War is a racket. It always has been. It is possibly the oldest, easily the most profitable, surely the most vicious. It is the only one in which the profits are reckoned in dollars and the losses in lives.” — Major General…
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