The future of big M&A under Trump
Trump is most likely the first president who has personally been on both sides of an antitrust case. Which way he will lean on big deals in anyone's guess
UK to be the 'number one free trade agitator'
The Prime Minister spelt out with total clarity how we can leave the EU - but not leave Europe, says Boris Johnson.
Trump's splendid isolation
Sitting in Trump Tower the President-elect is a man contrasts: an avid Twitter user, yet only comfortable in his own clubs and buildings
'Calamitous self-harm': May's Brexit threat
Theresa May made it clear where she stands, but it's yet to be seen whether she connected with anyone on the continent.
Obama's presidency endures thanks to youth
History is written by the young and a vast majority of Americans born in the past few decades share President Obama's vision
Xi waxes poetic on globalisation in Davos debut
Chinese President Xi Jinping says "no country would emerge the winner from a trade war" as he mounted a strident defence of globalisation.
Decoding Theresa May's Brexit speech
Here are four key quotes from Theresa May's crucial Brexit speech, and what they mean.
$65.4b deal: World's biggest tobacco company on the way
British American Tobacco has reached agreement to buy full control of Reynolds American with a sweetened $65.4 billion offer.
Obama commutes intelligence leaker Manning's sentence
Will WikiLeaks' Julian Assange keep a promise to go along with US extradition now that Chelsea Manning's sentence has been commuted?
Deutsche pays $9.5b for 'contributing directly' to GFC
​Deutsche Bank agreed to pay $US7.2b ($9.5b) to the US Justice Department for having 'contributed directly' to the global financial crisis.
Hyundai, Kia pledge $US3.1b US investment
Hyundai and Kia Motors will spend $US3.1b in the US over five years, joining car makers bowing to President-elect Donald Trump.
