Japan’s Sendai plant is the first to resume its operations after the last of the country’s nuclear reactors was shutdown two years ago
The international finance organisation has advised the UAE to consider several new measures to mitigate the impact of falling oil prices
Saudi Arabia is turning to bond markers to plug a gap in its finances left by falling oil prices
Through a combination of low wages, good geography and free-trade agreements, many car manufacturers have invested in Mexico. The hope is that this will boost the country’s manufacturing base
New rules outlined by China’s central bank limit online payments to Rmb500 a day
Shell has announced a series of cuts to jobs and capital investment as the company looks to offset the impact of low oil prices on its bottom line
The launch of the American Business Act on Climate Pledge has seen 13 major companies sign up to the country’s action on climate change
The road ahead for the automotive industry looks bumpier than ever. Elizabeth Matsangou takes a look at the challenges facing vehicle manufacturers in the modern industry climate
World Finance speaks with Wolfgang Streeck author of Buying Time: The delayed Crisis of Democratic Capitalism on markets and the democratic process
Microsoft’s recent gains in new markets have been overshadowed by a multi billion-dollar writedown and a strengthening US currency
PayPal’s split from its long-time partner eBay has been welcomed by investors, as the firm readies to channel new opportunities in the mobile payments market
Chinese demand for steel is shrinking for the first time in 14 years. The country must act on its oversupply problem before producers break the dam
Algorithms have formed the backbone of many online music services, but there is a shift towards the old industry model of human tastemakers
While diamonds are timeless, there is a rising trend for colourful alternatives – and rarity is increasing the price tag
Landmark nuclear accord between US and Iran offers global businesses huge new opportunity