Waiting for WeWork profits no longer a labour of love
WeWork bond investors have voted with their feet. New investors are demanding a generous return for a relatively senior position in the company’s capital structure.
The inverted yield curve deserves better scrutiny
Sometimes, history tells us a lot to help us predict the future; sometimes it tells us little, write Myron Scholes and Ash Alankar.
Trump nominee wins job to run World Bank
David Malpass immediately sought to reassure sceptics who have called out his and the White House's critical remarks on multilateral institutions.
Saudi Aramco set for $14b debt deal
Interest in the most highly anticipated sale of the year already totalled more than $36 billion, according to people with direct knowledge of the matter.
Trump recommends 'good friend' Herman Cain for Fed board
The move has heightened worries that the US President is intent on stacking the central bank's board with political appointees sympathetic to his views.
Canada's Poloz confident slowdown is temporary
Bank of Canada governor Stephen Poloz is one of the few central bankers worldwide still talking about the need -- at least over time -- for ...
ECB looks set to follow in the Fed's footsteps
The European Central Bank is seen as signalling a much longer monetary pause after its chief worried publicly for the first time about negat...
Kudlow urges half-point Fed cut
White House chief economic adviser Larry Kudlow escalated the Trump administration's fight with the central bank and challenging its indepen...
Inflation expectations dive, sending chills through market
If market signals are taken at face value, the RBA's inflation target won't be achieved in the next decade as expectations sink.
Carlyle's special situations caught circling SAI Global; others watching
The Carlyle Group's special situations arm is crawling over compliance and information services business SAI Global.
