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Meg Waters is the editor in chief of Treasury & Risk. She is the former editor in chief of BPM Magazine and the former managing editor of Business Finance.
Presidential tweet brings to surface debate on whether quarterly reporting is helpful or harmful to the markets.
Bank and corporate bonds linked to SOFR may appear on the market in months, not years.
Dividends cost the company $2.4 billion annually. Analysts say that's not sustainable during restructuring; Ford CFO says it will boost stock price.
Specific actions leading to the firing are unclear.
How Trump's latest salvo of metal tariffs will affect producers in Europe and around the world.
Internal stock market may enable current shareholders and Tesla employees to continue trading shares, with less volatility and less liquidity.
The corporate tax cut and a tighter labor market are translating to higher wages (finally).
“It is difficult to argue that lower-than-normal rates are appropriate when unemployment is low and inflation is effectively at the Fed's target.”
U.S. currency intervention would be first since 2000 effort to prop up sliding euro.
Ratio of legal to illegal uses of bitcoin has reversed over the past five years.