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Japan’s Takaichi Cements Power — But Can She Deliver on Her Promises?
Sanae Takaichi’s election gamble paid off. Now, the reality of governing begins. On today’s Big Take Asia: Unpacking the prime minister’s vision for Japan and hurdles ahead for her ambitious agenda.
Bond Dealers Push Up BDC Trading Costs Amid Software Slide
Wall Street dealers are demanding higher compensation to trade corporate bonds issued by private credit funds, as investors turn squeamish about the funds’ exposure to software firms facing artificial intelligence disruption.
NY Private School Startup Seeks Edge by Giving 42% Fee Discount
Before Harrow International School New York opened its doors in September, principal Matthew Sipple hoped to enroll 80 students by the end of its inaugural year. So far, there are just 20. The kids are outnumbered by a staff of 26.
Robust Foreign Demand for US Debt Auctions Allays Fears, TD Says
Foreign buyers of Treasury debt have been scooping up a growing share of note and bond auctions in recent months, allaying fears that tarnished haven status and large deficits would drive them away, according to interest-rate strategists at TD Securities.