USTR Greer warns EU that loan to Airbus threatens trade truce on aircraft financing
USTR Greer warns EU that loan to Airbus threatens trade truce on aircraft financing
USTR Greer warns EU that loan to Airbus threatens trade truce on aircraft financing
Major League Baseball proposed shortening its regular season to 154 games from 162 as it attempts to convince players to approve a salary cap in the league’s next collective bargaining agreement. The new shortened schedule would begin in 2029. MLB’s CBA expires Dec. 1, after the conclusion of this season’s World Series. The most contentious…
Key insight: Attackers have fired millions of attempts at the PHP2Shell flaws, but no U.S. bank or credit union has publicly reported a compromise. Expert quote: “You own the risk even when a vendor runs the system,” wrote Samantha Van den Broek of Crimson Oak Strategies, a compliance consultancy for credit unions. Overview bullets generated…
Key insight: Learn how one PE-backed accounting firm is expanding its Mid-Atlantic footprint. Expert quote: “Their deep client relationships, specialized expertise and commitment to helping organizations succeed make them outstanding additions to Sorren …” — Josh Tyree, Sorren Forward look: Watch for the firm’s continued dealmaking activity. Sorren acquired Alta CPA Group in Annapolis, Maryland,…
The Risk Asia Awards are judged by Risk.net’s Asia editorial team, by weighing a number of factors, including risk management, creativity and innovation, liquidity provision, quality of service and engagement with regulatory issues. The first set of winner profiles for the Risk Asia Awards 2026 can be found below, with the remaining winner articles set…
Ask someone about their travels, and one of the first topics they’ll remark on is how the people, wherever they were visiting, drove their cars. There are New York drivers, aggressive, impatient, and honky. There are California drivers, well adapted to freeway-coasting bumper-to-bumper congestion. In Florida they drive fast; in Maine they drive slow. This…
Voters are now more concerned about government corruption than any other issue, including high grocery and gas prices, according to the final CNBC All-America Economic Survey before the Nov. 3 midterm election. The finding follows a monthslong messaging effort by Democrats to link widespread economic dissatisfaction with what they allege is rampant corruption by President…