Economies of scale have come to define the modern business landscape. With progress in technology, start-ups are only going to become more ambitious

While the US job market is seeing record-highs for job openings and employment levels, the latest government data has revealed a telling dip in the ‘quits rate’

Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba said it expects to spend $15bn on R&D over the next three years

A new indicator by the OECD has revealed that the largest economies worldwide will continue to grow at a strong pace next year

Kioson Komersial has become the first start-up to file for an IPO on the Indonesia Stock Exchange, with more domestic tech firms eyeing alternative funding methods

The European Commission ordered Ireland to recover the US tech giant’s unpaid taxes in August 2016 after deeming the country’s benefits to be illegal

Fintech company Capital.com believes that artificial intelligence can help people make better investment decisions

Royal Dutch Shell has announced it will no longer sell shares in its Thai gas field after confirming that it is on track to meet its current divestment target

After 12 years at the top of the rankings, ExxonMobil has been dethroned as the world’s top energy company, with Russia’s Gazprom now leading the way

Colorado has become a cybersecurity and tech hotspot, pushing the industry beyond the limits of its Silicon Valley origins

British carrier Monarch goes into administration, marking the biggest ever failure of an airline in the country

Toshiba has officially committed to selling its prized memory chip unit to Pangea, a Bain Capital-led consortium

It is hoped that the newly created company, which will have a combined revenue of €15.3bn ($18bn), will be better placed to take on Chinese competition

US music firm Royalty Flow will launch an IPO of Eminem’s copyrights, allowing ordinary investors to participate in future royalties

The destruction caused by storms Maria, Irma and Harvey have raised costs for insurers in the US and the Caribbean