Many African countries are favourably positioned to take advantage of solar energy, but relatively few have made much of an impact in this sector. With the clean energy transition underway, Africa is looking to rapidly expand its use of solar energy and other renewables

Paid-for and free versions of dating apps continue to make billions of dollars in revenue, and downloads show no signs of slowing. What really makes the sparks fly?

From tougher enforcement across the globe, to increased regulatory oversight – how are different jurisdictions approaching merger control in 2023? Rebecca Farrington, Marc Israel, Tamer Nagy & Strati Sakellariou-Witt, partners at White & Case, provide their thoughts

Mass disruption to global supply chains is forcing firms to rethink production and, in many cases, ‘reshore’ vast swathes of their business

The endless power wrangling of TV drama Succession, which satirises billion-dollar dynasties, certainly makes for compelling viewing. But real-life negotiations for ownership and control often requires cooler heads

In the annals of Argentine politics, the 2023 primaries are shaping up to be an epoch-defining juncture

Countries are being urged to accelerate decarbonisation plans in order to keep global climate goals on track. Iceland is doing just that, but what can other countries learn from this small island nation?

Strategies for attracting, developing and retaining talent have become priority number one for many organisations as investors look for solid investment opportunities amid a turbulent economic landscape

Rents are soaring across the UK, US and Australia. Even in Europe, once considered a safe rental haven, prices are rising while wages are holed by stagflation. What’s the fix?

The growth in Zambia’s capital market is a sign that, despite its problems, investors are feeling optimistic about the recovery of this resource-rich country

World Finance spoke with Raymond Bakker, an American businessman who has devoted his life to fighting financial crime. He shares his wisdom on what has gone wrong with capitalism and how to fix it in his latest book Invisible Trillions

South America’s two biggest economies, Brazil and Argentina, are planning to create a joint currency called ‘Sur.’ But can it work?

The sustainable finance movement that began over 30 years ago has now moved towards regulation and standardisation, but in this rapidly developing landscape education is vital, writes Dr. Anthony Miller, Chief Coordinator, UN SSE and Dr. Tiffany Grabski, Head, SSE Academy

Is the global economy heading for an era of protectionism under the guise of environmental policy?

The number of activist shareholder campaigns is growing, with numerous high-profile cases grabbing headlines. What’s behind this surge, which companies are in the firing line and what’s next?