Government officials are being assigned to some of China’s largest corporations as the state moves to exert greater control over the private sector and maintain its dominance over entrepreneurs

Ontario is divided over the decision of its provincial government to implement a carbon-pricing scheme

Regulation has always struggled to keep pace with technology. Here are five of the biggest clashes between lawmen and innovators

Import tariffs on Chinese solar PV hurt the domestic industry more than they help it. For the sake of the EU and the planet, they must end

South Korea has often followed Japan’s example, but now that could mean letting itself slip into decades of economic stagnation

Negotiations are underway to redraft the Safe Harbour agreement, but in the meantime uncertainty remains among tech companies

The Department of Transportation is looking into the regulatory obstacles for self-driving vehicles, and plans to introduce a uniform set of laws for all 50 states

The lack of a national goods and services tax is stopping India making the most of its continent-size domestic market. The government is keen, but local politics is holding it back

Access to social benefits is often not based on need or skill, but on employer and contract. These inequalities need to be reduced to improve social welfare and labour mobility

As the World Economic Forum’s annual summit comes around once again, Elizabeth Matsangou takes a look at the highlights of 2015 and what’s in store for 2016

The new CPLC aims to educate support corporate and government parties, should they choose to introduce carbon pricing

India’s commitment to renewables is at odds with a refusal to subject its targets to external scrutiny