The Bank of Japan experienced a remarkable decade under the leadership of its recently departed governor, Haruhiko Kuroda, which included some monumental achievements

Abe’s announcement that he will be stepping down for health reasons comes as Japan’s economy sinks deeper into recession

A political U-turn from French President Macron — apparently at the heart of the collapsed merger between Fiat Chrysler Automobiles and Groupe Renault in early June — has added to the maelstrom of confusion for European mergers and acquisitions (M&A) practitioners 

With the trade war between the US and China continuing to rumble on, Beijing has affirmed its commitment to economic co-operation ahead of trade talks between APAC nations

Many recognise Estonia’s plans to create a government-backed crypto-token as an important step in the evolution of the cryptocurrency industry as a whole

His recent election victory has given Shinzo Abe a solid backing to press on with his drastic economic programme. But what has Abenomics achieved, and what challenges remain for Japan?

The global economy is currently accelerating, but positive growth never lasts forever. There are three possible paths world leaders can now take to either prolong this recovery, or destroy it

Dentsu has become the first major Japanese business to face prosecution over its labour practices, after an employee at the company died of overwork in 2015

With two new appointments, Abe now boasts a complete set of nine Bank of Japan board members, all of whom support his reflationary policies

The Saudi royal family met with leaders from the US, Japan and China as part of an effort to broaden the kingdom’s economic ties

As the global economy adjusts to the political shocks of 2016, expert Richard Attias provides World Finance with an insight into those nations looking to make the biggest inroads in 2017

Abe has proven himself a successful politician, but the Japanese Prime Minister’s real test will come with repairing the country’s shrinking workforce and stagnating economy

Disappointing growth for the second quarter applies greater pressure to the Japanese Government

In a bid to reboot the Japanese economy, Prime Minister Abe has launched a JPY 2.8trn stimulus plan

Sending financial aid to countries in need only stems the problem without solving it