Swedish business bristles over EU interventions
Lawyers and financiers complain that policymakers could be undermining the success of the country’s model
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Andrew Left’s fraud conviction leaves Wall Street asking: what are the rules?
Guilty verdict for famed short seller raises questions on line between public commentary and illegal trading
How can the UK catch up on stablecoins?
Inquiry warns country risks missing out on potential benefits of new form of digital money because of excessive regulation
Index investing will evolve with mega IPOs
New offerings will be a test but markets ultimately absorb new supply and determine prices over time
Can the Middle East crisis save Jim Ratcliffe’s Ineos empire?
Some bond investors believe the group’s debt is unsustainable, but others think its scale and edge will see it through
U.S. proposes fresh tariffs on 60 economies over forced labor trade practices
USTR has proposed a 10% duty rate for economies that have adopted a full or partial prohibition on forced labor trade, and 12.5% for all other economies.