Greece’s data crisis holds lessons for US, finance minister says
Greece’s experience in the 2000s shows the vital importance of independent, trustworthy statistics, Kyriakos Pierrakakis said at Semafor’s World Economy Summit.
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Euroclear CEO: Firm facing client ‘scrutiny’ over frozen Russia assets
The head of the Belgian securities depository said the ongoing discussion over Moscow’s frozen assets was an area of concern, particularly for clients in Asia and the Middle East.
Republicans want answers on $20B Trump ‘facility’ for Argentina’s debt
They're unlikely to block the Treasury Department move, but one senator said he expects more details than the administration has provided so far.
Greek finance minister: Europe’s single market matters more than AI race
Europe should focus on bolstering its competitiveness in areas where it already has an advantage, Kyriakos Pierrakakis said at Semafor’s World Economy Summit.
Syria will be ‘gone’ if economy rebuilding falters, top officials say
Speaking at Semafor’s World Economy Summit, top Syrian economic officials said they need to build new institutions, and not rebuild those that led to the country’s collapse.
New stablecoin law could be an ‘opportunity,’ Zelle owner says
The executive stopped short of announcing any new stablecoin project at the company, saying their customers aren’t asking for it.
Europe will be ‘No. 3 at best’ in AI race: Belgium bank governor
Speaking at Semafor's World Economy Summit, Pierre Wunsch said European regulators put more emphasis on redistribution than risk.
Saudi consumer spending fuels coffee shop IPO rush
Saudi coffee shop chains and a health care products distributor plan to list in the next 12-18 months.
Impossible Foods CEO says climate-based marketing a 'mistake'
Introducing fake meat as a climate solution made the industry a political target, Impossible Foods CEO Peter McGuinness said.
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