Recent revelations that ExxonMobil may have known about climate change as early as the 1970s but misled the public in order to maximise profits could cost the company dearly

For the island of Puerto Rico to secure its economic recovery, the US mainland must let go of the territory

Externships have grown in popularity in recent years. Not only do they offer useful solutions to job hunters and employers alike, they also have the potential to address the major issues facing the labour market

Solving social challenges can create corporate profits, says Alfredo Zolezzi from the Advanced Innovation Centre

Newell Rubbermaid and Jarden are set to combine in a deal that will create a new $16bn consumer goods giant

Prime Minister Shinzo Abe may have gained international prominence as a reformer, but Abenomics in practice has never gained traction, says top national economist

Egypt partners with Russia and moves towards nuclear power

World Finance takes a brief look at the five most successful family-owned enterprises in the world

Russia responds to Turkish attack on fighter jet with economic sanctions

The CFTC has announced new plans on how to best regulate the growing dominance of automated trading

The combination of Pfizer and Allergan will create the world’s largest drug maker by sales and shrink the combined company’s tax bill considerably

Athens strikes a new deal with debtors that unlocks €12bn and allows it to protect indebted homeowners

By embracing new technologies, AYA Bank has played a critical role in the ongoing transformation of Myanmar’s banking sector

Westports Malaysia, a world-class container port at Port Klang, has built its success around productivity and quick turnaround times. CEO Ruben Emir Gnanalingam is the mastermind behind this simplistic approach

Thanks to its government pursuing large investments in various industry sectors, the UAE is navigating an era of low oil prices with relative ease and its banking sector is booming as a result