A former Credit Agricole intern lost her lawsuit against the bank that alleged a male-dominated working atmosphere — which she said included pornography and animal noises — was “offensive and degrading.” Nadia Moukaideche sued the bank for sexual discrimination, saying at a November hearing
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If you want to work at one of South Florida's largest accounting firms, you undoubtedly have to be bright and numbers-oriented. But Richard Berkowitz says that, when he's looking at resumes, those traits come secondary. Sure, intelligence is key, he says, but much more important is community
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As the second iteration of the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID), come into effect on 3 January 2018, Sumit Indwar, partner in our Hong Kong office, speaks to Bloomberg Markets: Asia about what they mean for investors and regulated firms in Asia.
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Thousands took part in pro-government rallies in Iran as the country's powerful Revolutionary Guard Corps declared an end to the anti-establishment unrest that left about 20 people dead over the past week. The “sedition” has ended, the state-run Islamic Students News Agency reported, citing Guard
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Bitcoin is rebounding Tuesday after starting the new year with a loss, buoyed in part on a report that a Peter Thiel venture capital fund has a big Bitcoin holding.
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