China has long expressed displeasure with the anonymity provided by bitcoin and other crypto tokens.

With the prominent anti-monopoly advocate Lina Khan having been appointed the new chair of the Federal Trade Commission, it is a good time to consider what influence the so-called New Brandeisians will have on US antitrust law.

Red Bull went into Sunday’s French Grand Prix thinking they could win anywhere if they beat Mercedes at Le Castellet, and Max Verstappen’s victory has lifted the Formula One title battle to another level.

Post-Covid, savvy business owners are looking for long-term security and to leverage new market opportunities via technologies such as the IoT

The Federal Reserve on June 16 held interest rates at near-zero but optimism over the progression of the US economic recovery spurred more Fed officials to project at least one rate hike by the end of 2023.

For years Nancy Pelosi, speaker of the US House of Representatives, was the most powerful woman in American politics, Congress’s top Democrat squaring off against pugilist Republican president Donald Trump.

The statistician Nassim Nicholas Taleb coined the term “black swan” to describe improbable, hard-to-predict events that can have a massive impact on the economy.

Ten years after the club was bought by Qatar Sport Investment, Paris Saint-Germain is unveiling the results of an impact study carried out by the Centre of Sport Law and Economy (Centre de Droit et d’Economie du Sport or CDES) in Limoges.

Historic, game-changing, revolutionary: such has been the widespread reaction to the recent agreement by G7 finance ministers on a global minimum effective tax rate of “at least” 15% for large multinational firms.

Bangladesh’s garment industry, the world’s second-largest exporter of clothes, could reduce its annual spending by half a billion dollars if it recycled cotton waste from its factories and fabric mills, according to circular economy group.

HE the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Sheikh Mohamed bin Abdulrahman al-Thani has affirmed a unified Arab position regarding the Renaissance Dam crisis,

For all its devastation, the Covid-19 crisis does have a silver lining: it has shone a spotlight on important policy lapses – beginning with the lack of social protection for the world’s two billion informal workers. But addressing this failure will require more than social programmes; it will also