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.

People who lose a parent during childhood are significantly less likely to invest in the stock market later in life, according to new research by Durham University Business School and King's Business School.

Making agriculture and food trade easier by removing or reducing trade barriers, such as tariffs and quotas, supports sustainable development, concludes a new project led by Corvinus University of Budapest.

In every region except North America, geopolitical instability is seen as the biggest short-term threat to business for the fourth year running, according to the 2025 Oxford-GlobeScan Global Corporate Affairs Survey.

According to data from the Ministry of Labour, India currently has over 16,000 registered trade unions, of which only 12 are at the national level. This number has declined by 20 per cent over the past decade, even as the country's workforce has surpassed 50 crore.

The Permanent Account Number, i.e. PAN, has long been a cornerstone of India’s financial and administrative systems, connecting individuals and businesses to vital economic activities while promoting financial transparency and compliance.

Countries with strong legal protection for financiers, either for banks or equity investors, are more likely to see high levels of scaleup growth, according to new research.

After Ola, Zomato, and Swiggy, Blinkit and Instamart type home delivery services are now providing sex toys, condoms, and sanitary napkins at reasonable prices, delivered to your doorstep without any hesitation. Now, people are just waiting for the supply of cigarettes, betel leaves, and alcohol to begin!

Exposure to information about cryptocurrency increases the likelihood of risk-taking behaviour in other investments, finds new research from UCD Michael Smurfit Graduate Business School. This effect is stronger for those with low financial well-being.