Corporate Finance

This page collects the 12 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Corporate Finance”. Coverage spans news coverage and campaign-finance records - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Retail, Tariffs, and Trade Policy.

1. Fri, Aug 212 items
   1. Walmart plans to use $2.9 billion in tariff refunds to support lower consumer pricesWalmart announced it received $2.9 billion in tariff refunds and intends to allocate a portion of these funds toward maintaining lower prices for shoppers. The influx of capital also contributed to anHillsborough2 reports
   2. Walmart plans to use $2.9 billion in tariff refunds to lower consumer pricesHillsborough
2. Wed, Aug 191 item
   1. Target reports sales growth and receives $994 million tariff refundTarget recorded its second consecutive quarter of sales growth, driven by a merchandising overhaul and a $994 million tariff refund from the U.S. government. The retailer also raised its annual profitMiami-Dade
3. Tue, Aug 111 item
   1. President Trump supports FIFA President Gianni Infantino amid leadership controversyPresident Donald Trump has publicly endorsed FIFA President Gianni Infantino, warning against his removal following backlash over a failed $20 billion investment proposal. The controversy centers on tHillsborough
4. Sat, Aug 81 item
   1. Berkshire Hathaway CEO Greg Abel invests $10 billion in Google parent company and repurchases $4.5 billion in sharesBerkshire Hathaway CEO Greg Abel has directed $10 billion toward an investment in Google's parent company, Alphabet, and authorized the repurchase of $4.5 billion of Berkshire Hathaway's own stock. ThMiami-Dade
5. Fri, Aug 71 item
   1. CoreCivic plans to use proceeds from immigration detention center sales to buy back company stockCoreCivic intends to utilize funds generated from selling immigration detention facilities to the Department of Homeland Security to repurchase its own shares of stock. This financial strategy followsSan Diego
6. Thu, Aug 61 item
   1. FIFA abandons World Cup profit-sharing plan and reaffirms support for President Gianni InfantinoFIFA has officially canceled its proposal to sell World Cup profits through a subsidiary called FIFA Forward Enterprise following internal and external backlash. Senior FIFA staff have publicly reaffiMiami-Dade
7. Tue, Aug 41 item
   1. FIFA executives Wenger and Grafström distance themselves from Infantino's World Cup profit-sharing planSenior FIFA officials Arsène Wenger and Mattias Grafström have publicly distanced themselves from FIFA President Gianni Infantino's proposal to sell stakes in future World Cup profits to private invesMiami-Dade

1. 01Walmartorganization3 mentions
2. 02Kevin Lamourperson2 mentions
3. 03Gianni Infantinoperson2 mentions
4. 04Arsène Wengerperson2 mentions
5. 05Mattias Grafströmperson2 mentions
6. 06FIFAorganization2 mentions
7. 07UEFAorganization2 mentions
8. 08John Braseperson1 mentions
9. 09Thrive Eternalorganization1 mentions
10. 10Dirk Van de Putperson1 mentions