The world’s largest online retailer is now offering interest-free loans. Competitors should worry about this threat to their high-end business
The struggling Japanese conglomerate has unveiled a list of measures to counteract a recent accounting scandal
Uber and Lyft have doubled their fundraising as they look to capitalise on what opportunities remain in the ridesharing market
Google’s Michelle Guthrie will become the first female managing director of ABC when she takes charge next year
Ad blockers are essential at the moment, but the need for such software will diminish as the barriers between publishers and consumers dissolve
A new steel factory is bringing much-needed development and economic diversification to Angola
As the World Economic Forum’s annual summit comes around once again, Elizabeth Matsangou takes a look at the highlights of 2015 and what’s in store for 2016
As the concept of making waste useful continues to gain popularity, Elizabeth Matsangou explores some novel approaches that can drastically reduce our carbon footprint
The New Economy spoke with Paul Kilmer, an expert in trademark, copyright and unfair competition law, on how the online market has been exploited by copycats and counterfeiters
Scientists, business leaders and healthcare professionals must collaborate to meet the demands of tomorrow; officials from the City of Utrecht and Utrecht Science Park explain how this is done in the city and region of Utrecht
Collaborative consumption – is it changing the way people live or is it just a passing fad?
Black Friday has become the biggest retail day of the year, where shoppers in the US and UK are offered irresistible deals. But with massively slashed prices, what does this mean for sales?
