Finance & M&A — page 112

China's government has approved the sale of an extra 1 trillion yuan of central-government bonds to stimulate the economy.

The Capital Playbook Podcast discussed the Employee Retention Tax Credit (ERTC), a refundable tax credit for companies affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Capital Playbook Podcast discussed the impact of rising interest rates on multifamily real estate, featuring special guest Tyler Bynum, Senior Associate at Worldwide Commercial.

Investors' renewed interest in hedge funds could be ill-advised, as their returns continued to fall behind the stock market in the 2010s.

The Bank of Japan has held firm to its ultra-loose policy for the last seven years.

When the Federal Reserve began to raise interest rates more than a year ago, American banks enjoyed a nice little boost.

Private Equity Giants Take Over Insurance Market, with Blackstone, Apollo, and KKR emerging as the new kings of Wall Street, despite higher interest rates causing buy-outs to grind to a halt.

Superior Fence & Rail Franchise offers a lucrative business opportunity with high potential revenue stream, aiming for one-million dollars in first-year sales.

For 40 years, predictability has been the key to Treasury issuance.

Promountings, a leading boxing fitness equipment manufacturing company for home gyms and boutique studios, is tightening its grip on what hangs from its state-of-the-art mounts and racks.

The S&P 500 has been dominated by tech giants, but there is more to America's stock market than just these seven companies.

Vital Care Infusion is a franchise concept focused on infusion therapy for patients with chronic or acute conditions, with 73 infusion pharmacy franchise locations.

Sage Forensic Accounting promotes Clint Davis to shareholder position, bringing over a decade of experience in forensic accounting and business appraisals.

The Federal Reserve's interest-rate increases are causing problems for car owners and credit unions, with a high-risk auto borrower rate reaching 6.1% in September.

China owes a lot to foreign investment. Long before Foxconn started making iPhones for Apple, manufacturers from Hong Kong tiptoed across the border to Guangdong in search of cheap labour.

The Sahm rule, developed by Claudia Sahm, can identify every recession since 1960 in its early stages without any false positives.

The Biden administration's trade policies have favored China's economic interests, particularly in the Asia-Pacific region.

A new book, "The Fund," reveals the cult of Ray Dalio, founder of Bridgewater Associates, and challenges his management principles and investment strategy.

The article discusses the extensive financial empire of Hamas, citing its complex web of international funding and investments.

Changpeng Zhao, the founder of Binance, resigns after pleading guilty to criminal money-laundering charges, and the exchange pleads guilty to violating money-laundering laws.

Investors are buying AT1 bonds despite past concerns about their stability.

China is loosening its fiscal constraints to revive its economy, which is facing disappointing growth and falling prices.

China's markets have plummeted, causing concern for foreign investors, with the CSI 300 index falling by 1.6% and the Hang Seng index falling by 2.3% on January 22nd.

African oil projects, such as the East African Crude Oil Pipeline, are facing financial challenges due to Western lenders' reluctance to fund fossil fuel projects.