In 2008, a hyperinflation crisis destroyed Zimbabwe’s currency. The embattled African nation appears to be heading down the same route once again, but this time, there’s no light at the end of the ...
US food giant Kraft Heinz has abandoned its $143bn pursuit of Unilever, just two days after confirming its interest in the brand. On February 17, Unilever rejected the US firm’s initial offer, ...
Despite years of progress on diversity, women remain under-represented in senior business school leadership. Removing the ...
From fine art and rare whisky to watches and wine, luxury collectibles are increasingly being treated as serious portfolio ...
In 2023, Goldman Sachs estimated 300 million jobs across the world could be exposed to artificial intelligence. More recently, a separate analysis by the investment bank found that AI could displace ...
With a fortune estimated at $940m, Baba Ahmadou Danpullo is ranked number one on Forbes Afrique’s rankings – the French edition of the US magazine. Danpullo is a discreet man, avoiding the media and ...
The online trading industry is entering a more mature phase. Access to global markets is no longer the main differentiator it once was. Today, traders expect speed, transparency, product depth, ...
In supermarket aisles and across pubs, bars and restaurants today, lower- and no-alcohol options are becoming staples of the modern drinking landscape. Consumers are embracing moderation and driving ...
The Anglo-Dutch oil company has been rocked by corruption allegations related to its 2011 purchase of the OPL 245 oilfield Anglo-Dutch oil company Shell has been hit by fresh corruption allegations ...
The Clarity Act could turn US regulation into the world’s financial rulebook – offering access to some, while leaving the unprepared locked out of the next phase of growth ...
Cotton plants ready for harvest. Seed giant Monsanto supplies genetically modified Bt cotton seeds to India, but is threatening to withdraw from the market Monsanto, the world’s biggest seed producer, ...
Refugee camps have to be constructed quickly when a humanitarian crisis hits. Nevertheless, they sometimes last for decades, evolving from makeshift shantytowns into full-scale urban developments Ifo ...