Seismic shifts have occurred across the financial services industry over the last decade. To ensure continued prosperity, banks must always be ready to embrace innovation

AMC, the largest cinema operator in the world, has been granted the first commercial license to open a cinema in the kingdom in more than 35 years

With the latest saga in the counterfeit pharmaceutical industry concerning fake paracetamol, the Philippines finds itself facing a public health crisis

There is evidence to suggest using a business aircraft enables a company to grow faster and create more jobs. The industry is expected to grow three to four percent between 2017 and 2027

The last year have seen a surge in initial coin offerings, with hundreds of blockchain companies issuing their own cryptocurrencies. Regulators are rushing to curb the worst excesses of this nascent market

Fintech start-ups are developing innovative new solutions to shake-up the financial services sector; established banks are having to decide whether to collaborate or compete

The need for a digital tax revolution seems more pressing than ever, but getting a global overhaul right requires a comprehensive and unified approach

The pharmaceutical sector’s transformation has bought many opportunities for market disrupters. In this context, Alvogen has successfully established itself as a multibillion-dollar company

The US generic pharmaceuticals market is transforming thanks to the consolidation of smaller industry players, which has resulted in price erosion

Courage and persistence are critical to good leadership, explains the Alvogen chairman and CEO

The founder and CEO of Alvogen shows us the napkin on which he first pitched his vision for the generic pharmaceuticals business

Robert Wessman explains that with just three US companies controlling half the world’s pharmaceutical sales, 100+ generics companies are unsustainable

Agile fintech players are digitalising the payments industry, leaving traditional banks in the dust

The Internet of Things is set to bring a seismic shift to the way we use technology. But first, cities must work out how to power the new masses of internet-dependent devices

Samsung’s success in the wake of a series of scandals shows that the smartphone maker truly could be too big to fail