The issue of executive pay has brought the ire of both workers and shareholders. Yet recent reforms have gone some way towards repairing the damage

The EU Commission has launched an attack on US tech companies for breaching antitrust rules. Yet this could be seen as a way to stifle innovation

It has been half a century since Singapore achieved full independence. In that time, a strong model of economic development has transformed the fortunes of the republic and its people

An explosion of new top-level domains means that trademark owners must take precautions to protect against the growing threat of cybersquatting

Generous welfare benefits make people want to work more, not less, according to researchers at Oslo and Akershus University College in Norway

Toshiba chief Tanaka takes the blame for accounting regularities and resigns as CEO

A report by US financial regulators looks into what caused the US Treasury market flash crash in October 2014

After more than 17 long hours eurozone leaders finally reach an agreement for Greek bailout deal

A proposed deal sees Greece accept economic reforms that were previously rejected

In the last year a number of companies have overhauled their brands, but as history shows, dramatically changing a corporate profile can alienate loyal customers, not just win new ones

While illegal immigration is nothing new, it remains hugely prolific in today’s landscape. Many are making the decision to relocate, and governments must adapt to dramatic surges in population

Access to company data is vital if policymakers are to understand how changing regulatory requirements influence performance

Greeks have voiced their rejection of EU leaders and lenders, placing their future in the euro further in doubt

Murray Hiebert of the Center for Strategic and International Studies says Jack Ma’s support for TPP comes from signatories being key to global ambitions

Despite last ditch efforts, Greece has failed to unlock funds to make its €1.5bn payment