Organisations face complex challenges when operating across international borders. The key to success lies in collaboration and learning how to overcome political, economic and cultural barriers.

In the recent economic and political climate, with gloom, doom and downturns trumpeted from every corner, investors were edgy and the stock market shivered. But what is the current reality in the global markets, and should we adopt a more optimistic outlook? Read on for the latest economic updates.

As pressure mounts on cash-strapped governments to declare a climate emergency, the onus is on companies to do more to avert environmental catastrophe.

The public sector is under increasing pressure to adapt to a new wave of big-hitting disruptors. Taking appropriate action could protect precious resources and benefit local communities.

The World Trade Organisation (WTO) is having to work harder than ever to diffuse global tensions over international trade.

Brazil, China, India, Russia and South Africa (BRICS) joined forces to change the world. It hasn’t exactly gone to plan. Can BRICS get back on track?

Mid-sized businesses (MSBs) face a unique set of challenges but support is thin on the ground.

As companies expand internationally, the economic and financial risks increase significantly. Managing foreign currency exposure is critical in mitigating one of the biggest risks.

After their meteoric rise, Uber and Airbnb are bearing the brunt of a backlash against unregulated practices in the sharing economy.

Is the digital currency heading for a meltdown or here to stay?