BHP Billiton has endured a mining disaster and low commodity prices this year, both of which have weighed heavily on results

PricewaterhouseCoopers is being sued for failing to identify fraud at Colonial Bank prior to its collapse

Disappointing growth for the second quarter applies greater pressure to the Japanese Government

Speaking to an audience in Detroit, the Republican candidate promised “the biggest tax revolution since the Reagan Tax Reform”

In a bid to reboot the Japanese economy, Prime Minister Abe has launched a JPY 2.8trn stimulus plan

Lorna Smith, Interim Director of BVI Finance, discusses the value-adding services being developed in the renowned international financial centre

Water is set to become the most contested resource in Asia if the continent’s biggest players continue to mismanage its use

There is growing dissatisfaction with free trade policies in the US; Increasingly, the country’s politicians seem to be taking a protectionist bent

Infrastructure in the US is suffering from a crisis that could see its empire come tumbling down

Factory farming should raise a red flag for any mainstream investor. More than any other group, investors have the influence and motivation to instigate reform

Despite previous claims that the UK would be at “the back of the queue” for securing a trade deal, the US and UK have already started post-Brexit negotiations

BP has put a final figure on the Deepwater Horizon oil spill and believes any further charges will not materially impact its performance

The fossil fuel industry’s refusal to accept anything other than a business-as-usual outlook could cost investors

The majority of households in advanced economies have seen their incomes flat line over the past decade, a new study claims

Following David Cameron’s resignation, a new Prime Minister and senior cabinet have been ushered in to lead the UK out of post-Brexit turmoil