Despite the current collapse in oil prices, PetroRio saw a successful 2015, packed with both good performance and bold strategy changes
In a report released ahead of the 23rd World Energy Congress, the World Energy Council has claimed per capita energy demand will peak before 2030
Despite a strong surge in US exports, the US trade deficit unexpectedly widened by $1.2bn in August
A downturn in advanced economies has led the IMF to predict subdued global growth of 3.1 percent in 2016
Set adrift by tough government policies, one of South Korea’s ‘too big to fail’ conglomerates has done exactly that. Now, public scrutiny has turned towards other chaebols
For the first time since 2008, OPEC has agreed to a substantial cut in its oil production
Downturns in China and lower levels of imports to the US have led the World Trade Organisation to cut its trade forecast by a third
The world’s largest seed seller has scrapped plans to introduce a new genetically modified cotton seed in India as dispute with New Delhi Government escalates
Philippe Dauman will be stepping down as President and CEO of Viacom, ending a longstanding struggle with majority shareholder Sumner Redstone
The payment is intended to settle allegations that one of the company’s products was causing bikes to generate emissions at a higher-than-allowed rate
Despite strong job growth in June, low inflation and the outlook for the global economy have caused the Fed to hold interest rates at their current level
A range of indicators for July show slowed economic performance in China
Germany’s GDP posted growth of 0.4 percent in the second quarter, fighting off fears the nation may struggle as a result of Britain’s decision to leave the EU
QSTech consortium with SolarWorld and Centrotherm leads the way for the Middle East’s photovoltaic solar industry
New figures show that the US saw a 0.5 percent productivity decline in the second quarter of 2016