Global Business & Emerging Markets

$2 trillion debt boom leaves emerging-market companies, and banks, at risk at the first sign of trouble.

Employers take over from central banks as drivers of international expansion; it may be time for inflation worries to pick up as well.

PBOC announces it will remove the cap on foreign-currency deposit rates in Shanghai for small institutional accounts.

Commissioners vote unanimously to extend agency's rules to trades made by foreign divisions of U.S. banks that are legally guaranteed by the parent company.

Incoming House majority leader Kevin McCarthy supports letting the bank's lending authority expire.

This year's EY fraud survey reveals that bribery is widespread globally, and that many CFOs are willing to cook the books to meet financial goals.