James Franey is a Senior US political reporter for MailOnline, with his work also appearing in Perth Now and The West Australian. With a focus on US politics, James covers a wide range of stories, including political scandals, legal cases, and celebrity news.
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By: James Franey
The top EU bureaucrat who fined US tech giants billions of dollars is set to be forced out of her job, the Financial Times reported on Friday.
By: James Franey
The top EU bureaucrat who fined US tech giants billions of dollars is set to be forced out of her job, the Financial Times reported on Friday
By: James Franey
The Securities and Exchange Commission has charged Carl Icahn with hiding billions of dollars worth of stock pledges, resulting in a $2 million settlement with the legendary corporate raider.
By: James Franey
A group of Israel-bashing activists are plotting to pressure Brown University into divesting from firms they accuse of being “complicit in human rights abuses” against Palestinians.
John Overdeck and David Siegel, who set up Two Sigma in 2001, are handing over the reins to two new co-CEOs after a years-long feud over the direction of the $60 billion fund.
By: James Franey
Investors had lofty expectations from the chipmaker, following a more than seven-fold surge in Nvidia's shares over the last two years, making it one of the biggest beneficiaries of a rally in AI-linked shares.
By: James Franey
The 58-year-old tycoon nixed plans to float his highly-touted new fund on the New York Stock Exchange last month after investor demand fell short of his lofty expectations
The Goldman Sachs CEO will slash more than 1,300 jobs as part of the bank's ongoing review to cull poor performers, the Wall Street Journal reported on Friday
By: James Franey
Known as CAT, the system gives regulators a real-time record of all investor and transaction activity across all US markets, including the New York Stock Exchange and the NASDAQ.
By: James Franey
A top Wall Street dealmaker left an elite New York investment bank after his bosses found out he allegedly had an affair with a younger co-worker on his team, The Post has learned.
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