The energy trading market has undergone a huge shift since the 2008 financial crisis, moving from conventional production to a customer-focused industry
The world’s cities are producing more and more waste. Reducing this is a near-impossible task; converting it to energy makes much more sense
Energy storage technology is now capable of rivalling traditional production methods, and is currently vying to become the new standard for energy delivery
OctaFX’s sponsorship of Southampton FC is proof that there is value to be had in partnerships outside of the investment sector
The refugee and financial crises have highlighted deep philosophical and practical divisions in Europe. The borderless dream of ever-closer union is at real risk of never becoming reality
The low oil price environment will not last forever. Policymakers have a golden opportunity to implement a carbon tax before demand spikes once more, write Kemal Derviş and Karim Foda of the Brookings Institution
Savile Row is increasingly seeing its heritage used to sell clothing that does not meet the standards implied by the famous name. To protect their legacy, the tailors of the Row are fighting back, writes Tom Bailey
A sugar tax could help recoup the costs of obesity in Europe. However, the costs to competitiveness and the effects on the market are less clear, writes Matt Timms
Across the world, markets are paralysed by fear. In reality, economic conditions suggest that we should be positive, but the prevailing negativity could yet become a self-fulfilling prophecy
Finding new uses for Europe’s disused underground stations is a novel idea, but urban dwellers deserve more from these projects than just novelty restaurants and trendy wine bars, writes Aaran Fronda
Russia has been experiencing an unexpected boom in nationalistic fervour. As with all societal trends, this is being reflected in the country’s fashion industry. Tom Bailey explores the shift in Russian fashion
More than two decades on from the civil war that tore the country apart, Bosnia-Herzegovina is still a divided nation in many senses. In order to push forward, the country must unite to develop a strong economic base
John Cryan will soon become the sole CEO of Deutsche Bank. If he is able to turn the German banking giant around, it could be a career-defining achievement
Employee health and wellness is an important driver for business success, and should be part of the strategic agenda for all companies. To make things easier, insurers can shoulder much of the burden
Chinese oversupply has saturated Europe with cheap steel. Now, the historic industry is having its eponymous resolve tested to the limit, writes Matt Timms
The European CEO awards 2023 have now been announced, presenting our pick of the CEOs, companies and campaigns leading their sectors.
