Regulators around the globe began work on replacements for Libor, the London interbank offered rate, well before the U.K.'s Financial Conduct Authority set to put the beleaguered interest-rate benchmark out of its misery. In the U.S., enter the Secured Overnight Financing Rate, or SOFR, a new
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Being a top female earner for a major integrated oil company is a rarity, but among the smaller explorers and producers it's even more of an anomaly. Only 5 percent of people in the top pay quartile at the U.K. operations of Premier Oil Plc were women, according to figures the North Sea-focused explorer
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The Trump administration is under growing pressure to explain the details of its trade policies after fears of a tit-for-tat economic conflict between the U.S. and China sent stocks tumbling last week. Businesses and investors are awaiting details in the coming days of the proposed product list for the tariffs
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Learning to juggle isn't easy—and the market is discovering that the hard way. Last year was as easy as tossing a ball into the air with one hand.
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How do you get into a University doctoral program without a master's degree? You ask. That's part of the philosophy that's made Dr. Monica Forret of St. Ambrose University so successful. In part because her father died unexpectedly when she was in her teens, Forret sought an accounting degree from
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