CEOs who lived through natural disasters between the ages of 5 and 15 are significantly more likely to favour public debt over bank loans – taking on more risk and less oversight in how they finance their companies, finds new research from Vlerick Business School, Sichuan Agricultural University, The University of Essex, and The University of Nottingham.

In a significant development for India's seafood industry, the European Union has listed 102 new Indian fishery establishments for export from India to EU member countries.

Not just spirits (alcohol), even spirituality today is big business. Riding on the modernisation of Vrindavan and heavy investments across the Braj region, the Yogi Adityanath government aims to propel India’s growing ‘religious industry’ to new heights.

MGNREGA has played a crucial role in combating poverty. If 250 million people have risen above the poverty line, rural employment schemes have been instrumental in this revolution, although better implementation and corruption-free execution could have made it even more effective.

New research from Frankfurt School of Finance & Management finds that immigrants to Europe and North America earn almost 18 per cent less than native citizens, largely due to limited access to higher-paying jobs.

Better use of digital technologies can provide financial analysts with a more reliable and accurate way of predicting a firm’s future performance, according to new research from Durham University Business School.