KB Kookmin Bank has taken the initiative and committed to good corporate governance in South Korea, bringing new changes to the country’s banking landscape

The Pirelli brand name is known the world over, but it’s the company’s corporate governance structure and attention to detail that have allowed it to continue to grow

As the board of directors play tug of war with post-patent expiry strategies, responsibility for Teva’s future has fallen to ‘turnaround specialist’ Erez Vigodman

The Japanese Health Ministry has filed a criminal complaint against the world’s second biggest pharmaceutical company Novartis following exaggerated advertising claims

World Finance interviews Joseph Pearlman, Professor of Economics at City University London, on the key themes that came out of the 2014 World Economic Forum at Davos

At the World Economic Forum meeting in Davos today, George Osborne argued that “monetary policy works”

PM David Cameron spoke at Davos about ‘reshoring’ UK businesses

Eric Schmidt tells a meeting in Davos that jobs will be “the defining problem” of the next few decades

World Finance reports on Hotel Chocolat, and the innovative way it found of raising capital to invest in its business: chocolate bonds

Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott speaks out about what his country plans to achieve as chair of the G20

World Finance interviews Luis Gerardo Del Valle Torres and Alejandro Aceves Perez, Managing Partner and Tax Partner of law firm Jauregui and Del Valle, on Mexico’s imminent tax reforms

Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is on a mission to remedy gender inequality in the Japanese gender force

Interim managers have the intuition and strategy to help businesses realise their goals even in times of economic conservatism

The country’s agreement to curb its nuclear activity is an encouraging sign that it is ready to engage with the world again. However, this is just the first stage, writes Jules Gray

Even political controversies in Turkey cannot stop its growing FDI market