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Centerview Partners was in negotiations with Venezuela as recently as last month for a contract worth at least $150 million for its work as the sole financial adviser on the country’s debt restructuring, a sum that would far exceed payouts for past sovereign deals, according to a draft of the agreem

Should China establish a global monopoly across battery supply chains, the military, strategic, and commercial implications for the US-ROK alliance will be profound. The post To stop Chinese dual-use battery dominance, the United States and South Korea need to team up appeared first on Atlantic Coun

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As the continent’s markets mature, high-quality financial analysis is more essential than ever

Given the immense threat of cyberattacks to national security, it may surprise Americans that the US military has no dedicated force overseeing all operations to defend the nation, troops abroad and major corporations from cyberattacks. That may change soon.

A recent rally in software stocks is proving to be short-lived, and investors are bracing for more selling as fears linger about artificial intelligence disruption.

There are some new wrinkles, especially for those who sell things online or bought an EV.

Despite significant investor interest, Wall Street experts like Chris Wood and Aswath Damodaran express skepticism over SpaceX's $1.8 trillion IPO valuation. Concerns center on AI hype, overly optimistic market size assumptions, and potential market structure advantages that could artificially infla

Manhattan Associates CEO Eric Clark sells $146,770 in stock

Rising defense spending is creating a generational opportunity. But allied interoperability should be built into these new systems from the start. The post Increasing defense spending isn’t enough. The US and its allies must also guarantee interoperability. appeared first on Atlantic Council.