The French aircraft manufacturer has contracted an independent review panel to investigate fraud and bribery allegations
The future of solar power is here, and the MENA region is primed to welcome this expanding global industry as its primary source of renewable energy
The Intercontinental Exchange has partnered with a timekeeping laboratory ahead of new regulatory requirements regarding time traceability
South Carolina has become a magnet for investment, with more and more companies choosing to enjoy its favourable business climate
Turkey’s economy is evolving at a startling rate thanks to the adoption of new technologies. As a result, people are demanding new financial products
By making tweaks to its search engine algorithms, Google hopes to demote misleading information, offensive articles and unsupported conspiracy theories from search results
As a wave of nationalism threatens to consume the continent, Kim Darrah asks, can deeper integration salvage European growth?
Huge advances in technology have altered the insurance sector beyond recognition. Allianz Hungária has embraced this change, setting a new standard for the Hungarian insurance market
Often overlooked in the world of finance, the travel industry contributes a tremendous amount to the global economy. From elitist beginnings, it is now one of the world’s most transformative forces
Medical technology giant Becton Dickinson hopes to improve its market position and benefit from $300m in cost synergies after agreeing a deal to buy Bard
Volatile oil prices have created an uncertain business climate in the oil-rich Gulf states, but the UAE’s steel market is heading towards a bright future
The Dubai-based airline has reduced its services to the US, citing a decrease in demand following President Trump’s travel restrictions
Oil and gas giant Exxon Mobil hopes to resume its joint venture with Russia’s Rosneft after US sanctions shelved the project in 2014
Positive trends in investment, manufacturing and trade have seen the organisation raise its growth forecast to 3.5 percent
The international spotlight has fallen on the issue of currency manipulation, but are there any cut-and-dry rules, or is it just a game of geopolitical posturing?