Financial Watchdog Orders Deutsche Bank to Step Up Money Laundering Controls
Watchdog BaFin told Deutsche Bank to take specific measures to improve efforts to prevent money laundering and terrorism financing or face fines.
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Trump Media-Tied SPAC Still Can’t Get the Votes, Delays Meeting
The SPAC taking Donald Trump’s media venture public is running into a roadblock: Its own investors. It will again delay a shareholder vote.
New York City’s New Salary Transparency Law Reveals What Amazon, JPMorgan, and Other Companies are Paying
New York City's salary transparency law takes effect this week, giving employees an idea of the wage ranges for jobs across the city.
Exxon, Shell CEOs Weigh in on Windfall Profit Taxes for Energy Companies
As oil and gas companies in the U.S. and Europe rake in huge profits this year, governments are mulling ways to lower costs for consumers.
Financial Crisis Haunts Korea as It Confronts a Credit Meltdown
Past financial crises are haunting South Korean policy makers as they rush to support a local credit market.
Russia, China May be Preparing New Gold-Backed Currency
Expert assures US dollar 'safest' currency today. China and Russia may be working toward a new gold-backed currency.
Jim Cramer Said Meta Shares Had ‘Nowhere Else to go But Up’ In June and Now He’s Really Sorry.
Cramer suggested earlier this year that shares in Facebook parent Meta would go up. Today, he said he’s sorry.
