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Jan 11, 2017
China in 2017: Why Stability – not Growth – Is the Goal
Political transitions on both sides of the Pacific will figure heavily in China’s efforts to keep its economy on track in 2017....
Jan 7, 2017
The U.S. Economy in 2017: Why Uncertainty Is the ‘Biggest Risk’
As the Trump Administration settles in to the Oval Office in late January, one of its foremost objectives should be to provide clarity on...
Jun 30, 2016
Jeremy Siegel: The Impact of the Brexit Vote on Markets
Wharton finance professor Jeremy Siegel sees U.S. stocks rising 10% to 12% by year-end, despite any blowback to the world economy...
Jun 1, 2016
What’s Behind Blackstone’s Investment Success?
As the largest private equity firm in the world, the Blackstone Group understands firsthand what it takes to keep a big company nimble....
May 27, 2016
How a Startup’s ‘Burn Rate’ Influences Its Success
A critical factor that determines whether a startup succeeds or fails is its level of spending, or burn rate. These include decisions...
May 4, 2016
Can Bonus Clawback Rules Fix Finance Industry Incentives?
Government’s Captain Ahab has Wall Street’s next “whale” in his sights. Federal regulators last month unveiled a new proposal aimed at...
May 3, 2016
What the Decline in Venture Capital Funding Means for Entrepreneurs
Startups largely live and die by the amount of funding received, and over the past three years there has been an onslaught of investment...
Apr 27, 2016
Is Fintech Finally Gaining Ground?
Technology is changing the global financial system so rapidly, the World Economic Forum recently noted, that there is an “urgent need” to...
Mar 8, 2016
Behind the Mysteries of the Federal Reserve
In The Power and Independence of the Federal Reserve, Peter Conti-Brown, a professor of legal studies and business ethics at Wharton,...
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