Malaysia Airlines’ long awaited recovery plan was announced in August, but the tragedies of this year coupled with a fiercely competitive market mean its revival is under threat

World Finance speaks to Gaspard Koenig, President of the think-tank GenerationLibre, about whether France’s new cabinet can salvage its flagging economy

World Finance speaks to Gaspard Koenig, President of the think-tank GenerationLibre, about whether France’s new cabinet can pump new blood into its failing economy

World Finance speaks to Gaspard Koenig, President of the think-tank GenerationLibre, to ask whether France deserves its economic reputation as the ‘sick man of Europe’

World Finance asks Professor Janet Hunter, Economic Historian at the London School of Economics and Political Science, whether Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe can end the country’s deflationary spiral

The US Treasury has unveiled a list of targeted measures against tax inversion to stop US companies from taking advantage of lower corporate tax rates in foreign countries

As the global urban population continues to swell, rising economic powers are struggling to cope with the human cost of agglomeration. To secure affordable housing for city workers, governments must combat urban sprawl

With a renewed focus on infrastructure, the Irish Government is further cementing the country’s growth prospects and reviving international investor interest in the funding of large-scale projects

Since regulatory initiatives were brought in to restrict financial crimes, free markets are struggling to keep up with compliance rules

The UK’s energy market is known for being dominated by six powerful firms that set their own prices. The regulator, Ofgem, needs to ensure consumers get a fair deal

Latin’s America’s largest economy enters a recession one month before the general election is due to take place

He may be one of the richest people on the planet, but Carlos Slim will soon need to offload some of his domestic assets. Even so, the Mexican magnate still has one eye on expansion

Consistent yearly losses combined with poor governance have landed American Apparel in a spot of trouble. However, the brand’s influence remains intact and its potential unexplored

Canada has been on a torturous road to unify its securities regulatory systems. Now, the central government is one step closer to a Cooperative Capital Markets Regulator

Scotland’s vote on independence was never about blood, sweat and tears, but three crucial industries: oil, whisky and finance