The IMF’s global growth forecast is at its lowest since the financial crisis, triggered mostly by an emerging market slowdown

Carbon pricing schemes are fast finding favour and promise to bring the issue of man-made climate change to the fore in the lead-up to the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Paris

Innovation and consolidation are changing the global telecoms market. Within a few years, it could look even more different

Saudi Arabia’s notoriously restricted stock market has finally opened its doors to foreign investors, signalling a new era for its economy

Despite a global glut of steel, China is buying up iron mines and steel works across Africa

Liquefied natural gas was not too long ago lauded as the next frontier for global energy. That is until a recent series of setbacks extinguished its spark

The pressures weighing on China’s manufacturing prowess have intensified as the industry has evolved. If China is to fulfil its potential as an industrial superpower, it must concede that sometimes less is more

After a year of rumours, the world’s two biggest beer giants officially begin takeover talks

The majority of futures pits in Chicago and New York have closed for good. As the human element is further removed from financial markets in favour of automated technology, Aaran Fronda ponders what has been gained and lost

Today apps are fast emerging as a key opportunity for banks when it comes to attracting millennials

Improved economic performance in parts of Asia is driving up demand for rhino horn, but one Seattle-based start-up hopes to save the endangered animal by creating synthetic alternatives

The argument that print is no more is losing ground as a resurgence is seen across the industry thanks to shifting strategies and clever adaptations

High-frequency trading platforms may all eventually fail, but they are the future of the financial markets and must be regulated accordingly

Today’s system of exchange rates act as the lynchpin of the age of globalisation, but the road to that system has been tumultuous, shaped by a series of mistrials

To prevent panic buying and selling, the Chinese government is considering a “circuit breaker” mechanism