“JPMorgan – as an institution – failed and failed miserably,” said Preet Bharara, US Attorney for the Southern District of New York of JPMorgan’s involvement in Bernie Madoff’s $65bn Ponzi scheme

An unconditional basic income may well be the structural overhaul required to right Europe’s abysmal unemployment rate and boost the continent’s recovery

Obama’s pledge to raise the minimum wage has received thumping support from the American public; however, doing so could hinder business and raise unemployment

Golden hellos can so often decouple pay from performance, yet the practice continues to gain momentum among the world’s top companies

The EPA has agreed to lift the ban on BP bidding for federal government contracts, provided the company agrees to a select few parameters

Although sound corporate governance is now essential in many countries, it is the companies that had good practices in place before the crisis – such as Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank – that have emerged in the best position

Due to the changing demands of business, Swiss-based AMAC Aerospace ensures globe-trotting executives have an airborne workplace that reflects home comforts, writes Mauro Grossi, Group Chief Financial Officer

Iberdrola is not only committed to clean energy, but embedding the best principles of corporate governance

Grupo Energía de Bogotá has holdings all over the world. Further expansion could be on the horizon, with the company currently engaged in a bidding war for Isagen, the third-largest energy company in Colombia

KB Kookmin Bank has taken the initiative and committed to good corporate governance in South Korea, bringing new changes to the country’s banking landscape

The Pirelli brand name is known the world over, but it’s the company’s corporate governance structure and attention to detail that have allowed it to continue to grow

As the board of directors play tug of war with post-patent expiry strategies, responsibility for Teva’s future has fallen to ‘turnaround specialist’ Erez Vigodman

The Japanese Health Ministry has filed a criminal complaint against the world’s second biggest pharmaceutical company Novartis following exaggerated advertising claims

World Finance interviews Joseph Pearlman, Professor of Economics at City University London, on the key themes that came out of the 2014 World Economic Forum at Davos

At the World Economic Forum meeting in Davos today, George Osborne argued that “monetary policy works”