Female leadership and belonging: when diversity stops being a topic and becomes culture
The article discusses the challenges of female leadership and diversity in Brazil's corporate sector amidst a changing global context on diversity and inclusion.
Funding in the Financial Sector Circulates Only Within It... 'Instead of Simply Pursuing Profits, It's for Corporate Loans'
A significant portion of funds raised by Korean financial institutions remains within the financial sector for profit-seeking purposes rather than being directed towards corporate loans and investments.
Spies and subsidies: China enters Brazil's R$ 110 billion delivery war
Brazil's R$ 110 billion food delivery sector faces espionage allegations and dark tactics as Chinese-backed rivals enter the market.
They see potential in banking the corporate sector
Executives from Masari Casa de Bolsa emphasize the need for increased company formation and banking opportunities for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in Mexico.
From May, individuals can invest in venture capital funds... Launch of corporate growth fund
Starting in May, individual investors in South Korea will be allowed to freely trade venture capital funds like traditional stocks or ETFs, expanding investment opportunities in the sector.
The Promotion That Haunts Many Employees. How to Escape the Trap of Ghost Growth?
The article discusses the challenges and expectations faced by employees in high-pressure work environments, particularly in the context of the finance sector.
Abia unveils CSR framework to align private sector with community projects
The Abia State Government has launched a corporate social responsibility framework aimed at enhancing collaboration between the private sector and community projects to foster sustainable development.
Bradesco merges and lists health companies with revenue of R$ 52 billion on the stock exchange
Bradesco announced a corporate reorganization to consolidate its health businesses into a new entity called Bradsaúde, which will be listed on the stock exchange with projected revenues of R$ 52 billion.
Jean-Louis Bourlanges and Jean-Dominique Senard: "Today, no one really knows who is responsible for what"
Jean-Louis Bourlanges and Jean-Dominique Senard discuss the culture of irresponsibility in both private and public sectors in their report for the Institut Montaigne.
Expansion in Guarujá attracts new headquarters of Corporate Health reference
The new expansion in Guarujá is set to boost the local services sector significantly, especially with the upcoming Metropolitan Civil Airport and a reported job growth of 1,625%.
Silent Revolution in Corporate Finance: Accounting Enters the Intelligent Era
The financial sector is transforming into a strategic hub due to digitalization and new pressures, evidenced by the introduction of platforms like Siigo Fiscal that enhance accounting practices.
Strict government on vehicle mileage! CAFE-3 proposal sent to PMO
The Indian government is intensifying regulations on vehicle mileage and carbon emissions by proposing the CAFE-3 (Corporate Average Fuel Efficiency) to the Prime Minister's Office for approval.
Fate could be the first of many
The article discusses the challenges faced by companies in Argentina due to inflation and changing economic rules, with Fate's temporary closure serving as a notable example.
Can a tender change the balance of corporate power in Argentina?
An Indian company won a major contract for a key gas pipeline in Vaca Muerta, sidelining Techint, a giant in Argentina's industrial sector, prompting analysis of the implications for national industry and corporate dynamics.
The owner of Prisa's fund sells 2% of Indra amid a dispute over the purchase of Escribano
Amber Capital has sold a 2% stake in Indra during ongoing negotiations to acquire Escribano, with implications for the defense sector and corporate governance.
Mexican stock market retreats from its historic peak, focusing on quarterly reports
The Mexican Stock Exchange declined after reaching a historic peak, as investors turn their attention to upcoming corporate earnings reports for the fourth quarter.
The End of 'Only Ours'? Minister Wojciech Balczun on the New Code for State Treasury Companies
Minister Wojciech Balczun discusses the implications of a new governance code aimed at depoliticizing state treasury companies in Poland.
Offices, tourism, and logistics will expand in 2026
The year is marked as a time of adjustment in the industrial sector, with ongoing corporate recovery and a rescaling of the tourism real estate market post-pandemic.
Giobel Corporate Furniture continues celebrating the tradition that transforms
Giobel Corporate Furniture, based in Votuporanga, São Paulo, is celebrating nearly three decades of merging tradition, innovation, and functional design in the office furniture sector.
Record number of foreign workers, critical raw materials and outflow of ESG capital
A record number of foreign workers in Poland has increased by 96,000 in 2025 despite a decline in employment in the corporate sector and rising unemployment.
Debt issuance record: companies placed bonds worth US$ 20 billion in 2025, the highest value in 10 years
Argentinian companies have aggressively returned to the capital market to seek financing through bond sales, reaching their highest corporate financing levels in a decade due to a decrease in country risk and a more favorable financial environment.
Musk merges SpaceX and xAI into a company worth over one trillion dollars
Elon Musk is merging his space company SpaceX with the artificial intelligence firm xAI, forming a new company valued at approximately $1.25 trillion, marking one of the largest corporate mergers in private sector history.