As German authorities contemplate paying for data stolen from a Swiss bank, the industry is rethinking its security strategies

Founder of the Solomon Harris law firm in the Cayman Islands says it was fortunate that it could not afford a big, flash opening

A homely campaign seeks to re-establish the troubled lender's appeal

The head of Soho China, one of the country's biggest property groups, insists that changes in government policy are the most important factor in determining the business's strategy

'If you associate yourself with the best it rubs off'

'In two weeks you know whether or not you can do it'

Owners and operators of shipping terminals are responding to environmental concerns. AP Moller Maersk's facility in Maasvlakte has cut its carbon emissions by 45% a year

As the America's Cup kicks off, Sir Keith Mills, founder of Airmiles and the Nectar card, tries to mediate between the warring teams fighting over one of sport's biggest businesses

An insight into the maverick of the private equity industry

In a country where natural resources are the biggest lure and Silicon Valley-style venture capitalists are rare, a few investors are funding opportunities in the technology sector

Glyn Woolley has taken an imaginative approach to building his company, a leading exporter of British artisinal cheeses that is credited with helping to change perceptions of the country's produce

For companies that do business in international markets, employing the right translator can be the difference between winning or losing a big contract

Research shows that someone from outside the group must be twice as strong to get the job, and yet Morrison's and ITV have both brought in outsiders

Airport security and the environment are two reasons to go by rail

Interead founder says 2010 is year of the e-reader