The price of cobalt, a hard metal employed in many industrial uses, has surged over the past 12 months, driven by supply and ...

Cybercriminals, leveraging artificial intelligence, are increasingly successful in their malicious activities, costing the ...

Coming hot on the heels of accounting scandals involving Enron and Tyco, both of which sent financial markets into tailspins, the fraud committed by WorldCom, one of the world’s biggest ...

As technology continues to advance at a rapid pace, financial institutions all across the world are under intense pressure to improve efficiency, reduce costs and boost productivity. Indeed, there is ...

It’s one of the world’s scarcest metals. With many qualities making it highly sought after across such diverse industries as automotive catalytic converters, jewellery, refining, new hydrogen ...

Inspired by a wave of disruptive digital innovation, the last decade has witnessed perhaps the most rapid evolutionary change ever within the global banking system. Thanks mostly to a combination of ...

The mortgage industry in the United States changed considerably in the period following the global financial crisis (GFC). Some of these changes were the result of a new host of regulations that ...

On May 22, JATO Dynamics published a new report revealing that BYD Auto Co. had sold more pure battery electric vehicles (EVs) in Europe than Tesla during April, marking the first time it had done so.

Following the end of the Second World War, Japan’s economy experienced several bouts of phenomenal growth. Perhaps most famously, its consumer-electronics industry grew to make Japan the industry’s ...

As of early 2024, fraud and cybercrime within the global banking system show little sign of abating. On the contrary, the comprehensive ongoing digital transformation undertaken by many of the world’s ...

According to the head of the Siemens tax service, Christian Kezer (Kaeser), investing in Germany is becoming pointless. “In fact, there is nothing that would speak in favour of investing in Germany.