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Government debt is just part of a country's debt load; companies and households borrow too.

VC support and debt financing fuel car-subscription services outside of Europe.

As open banking expands, consumers and companies stand to enjoy lower fees, greater ability to leverage their financial data: if they can control the risk of stolen or misused data.

The cinema chain exits bankruptcy, touts vote-of-confidence and opts to sell European and Israeli assets—but only if the price is right.

The leaders on our annual list of trhe world's safest banks, compiled last summer, show continued stability despite the global banking upheaval.

The Middle East could prove a profitable oasis.

Beijing's overhaul announcement and state media coverage sought to boost consumer and investor confidence, which has been shaken by the Chinese economy's slow emergence from Covid-19 lockdowns.

Could the SVB and Signature Bank runs have been prevented?

The deal will allow HSBC to diversify its client base in the UK and strengthen its presence in the world of tech startups.

As China and Japan begin decoupling economically from one another, it is worth asking if they might not be stronger together since they face similar challenges.

The FDIC’s sudden takeover of both Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank casts a shadow, no matter what you call it.

In a turnaround from 2022, the Central American Bank for Economic Integration's latest infrastructure bond offering is proving popular with investors.

Salesforce joins Microsoft and other tech companies in reducing headcount.

With interest rates rising in the West, China hopes its falling interest rates will attract multinationals to its domestic bond market.

The newest carbon-credit initiative out of COP27 doesn’t seem to answer the old critiques.

Some political leaders are making progress in combatting climate change at COP27 while others are playing the blame game.

Global Finance speaks to Stefano Domenicali, president and CEO of Formula 1, about the current economic climate and what sustainability means to the company.

Normally markets don’t cheer for leftist leaders, but there are several factors fueling  optimism over the outcome of Brazil's election.

The Brazilian election yielded a narrow win for the left, but the outgoing president still has many supporters.

Denmark grabs the top spot while Australia makes a comeback in the World Competitiveness Yearbook.