The Make in India policy was billed as the initiative that was going to transform the country into a genuine manufacturing heavyweight, but insufficient investment means success has remained elusive

Italy’s infrastructure woes appear to worsen with each passing year, with the most recent tragedy – the well-documented Genoa bridge collapse last August – leading to the deaths of dozens of people. The country needs a drastic sector-wide rethink to prevent such a catastrophe from reoccurring

Kuwait International Bank has recently introduced a range of innovate technologies across its business that have enabled the market leading bank to better connect with its customers

The consolidation of the UAE’s finance sector is helping to drive economic expansion in the country and beyond, with companies like Union National Bank employing innovative growth strategies for the good of the region

Increased investment in property has caused house prices to hit record highs, pricing many out of the market in the process. With this in mind, World Finance looks at the least affordable cities for real estate across eight major housing markets

Many of Europe’s premier real estate companies are turning their attention towards mega projects. These colossal ventures are spurring significant economic growth in the regions in which they are located

Coming into force in 2020, the new low-sulphur fuel requirements are expected to have a significant impact on the shipping industry and the global economy as a whole

As rapid urbanisation continues to create opportunities for the global construction industry, technology and environmental solutions are helping to usher in a new wave of glass products

US shale output continues to soar in the Permian basin, but worries about poor infrastructure hampering production won’t go away

As the world’s fastest-growing economy last year, Ethiopia is expected to continue its spectacular economic performance under its new prime minister, Abiy Ahmed. However, he must address the country’s inherent problems with energy supply and infrastructure to sustain this success

Malaysia’s new prime minister has decided to put a number of large projects on hold. This could cause short term economic strife, but looks to be in the country’s best long term interests

The building of giant stadiums for international events is often seen as the zenith of construction. However, many argue that the cost of these mega-projects outweighs the eventual benefits as they continually struggle to make economic sense

With the third Dubai Solar Show approaching, the DEWA is encouraging businesses to take part and develop their sustainable practices

Foreign investors are pouring more capital into Pakistani real estate as Chinese infrastructure investment improves the country’s accessibility

China’s attempt to connect 60 percent of the world’s population through its New Silk Road initiative will likely hinge on its ability to remedy infrastructure bottlenecks in Eastern Europe