Firearms, bankruptcy and litigation are not the best way to resolve Pacific Gas & Electric’s problems

Remember Puerto Rico and Detroit but look to states such as North Carolina and Utah

One of the few bright spots in an otherwise dismal year for bondholders is fading fast

Politics and supply chain difficulties suggest European battery push is too frenetic to work well

Machine learning is useful but does not replace the human mind

A lot of ‘ifs’ ahead but the cards may fall right for a 20%-plus return

Alternative to US control of capital markets gives glimpse into a post-globalised world

A lot of people are losers. Sadly, it is those who believe in rules-based investing

‘Slowly, slowly’ attitude could be set to bring an end to the ‘Chevron deference’

Despite promising ‘no jargon, only the facts’ the trading platform’s 606 filings are unusually sparse

Server industry faces a squeeze as IT spending growth dips

America’s ‘free lunch’ is over as regulators urge reduction in swaps exposure

This radical idea is having a moment, but the cost is too high for governments

About £38tn of swaps contracts could be forced to move venues in just three months

Metal’s price soars as automakers throw in the 'sponge' as a reaction to dieselgate

Ameritrade case raises possibility of class actions to recover funds from high-speed trades

Sector’s revival at a time when mining stocks have weakened underscores a disconnect

If pension management fails its beneficiaries, it will face regulation in the courts

Industry’s chronic profit problem is more about being overcapitalised than climate change

It is giving western investors a clear signal to sell risk assets

New SEC proposal looks to improve incentives for employees who report on companies

Issues kicked into the long grass will have to be addressed eventually

Mob justice cannot be allowed to lead to power blackouts

Turkey’s actions on the Tigris show the importance of ‘real-world liquidity’