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Check out what's clicking on FoxBusiness.com. WASHINGTON — A space-transportation company trying to go public didn’t tell potential investors that its satellite-hauling technology failed, that it lost contact with a satellite in space and that its Russian founder had been deemed a national-security risk by the U.S. government, the Securities and Exchange Commission said. Had the company, Momentus Inc., filed for a traditional initial public offering, the bankers working on the deal could be liable for any misleading statements to investors. But it didn’t. It is attempting to go public b...

Two families behind the best-selling Lucky Me! instant noodles are sitting on a fortune worth billions of dollars after a record IPO in the Philippines, the latest example of the vast wealth being created in Asia as companies go public. The families from Indonesia and the Philippines own almost 7

Evercore Appoints First Female CFO as Bank Elevates New Leaders Related Stories May 28, 2021 May 28, 2021 May 27, 2021 Evercore Inc. appointed Celeste Mellet Brown as the investment bank’s new chief financial officer, the latest female ascent to a top post in an industry where men still dominate the upper ranks. Photo credit: Samantha Quain Fannie Mae, will take over on Sept. 1 with Bob Walsh planning to retire after 14 years, Evercore said in a statement. Her appointment — the bank’s first female CFO — follows the promotion of three senior managing directors late last year to be co...

Save Share On Wall Street, it might sound like a 15,979-kilometre ticket to nowhere. And yet here was Catherine McCormack, trading a plum job at Goldman Sachs Group Inc in New York for a finance job back home – in Australia. That might seem like a career-killer, but McCormack, 39, says the pros outweigh the cons in a world still crippled by the lasting impact of the pandemic. Catherine McCormack left her career at Goldman Sachs in New York to return to Australia.   She isn’t alone – for the first time since the World War II, more Australians are returning home than leaving. ...

Australia's successful Covid-19 strategy is inspiring high-fliers in the finance sector to trade in their plum jobs for an all-round sunnier situation.