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Inequality in South Africa is high, whether measured by income or wealth. One of the results is that there’s acute public scrutiny of executive compensation.This is...

TOKYO -- The second day of the Global Management Dialogue, an annual Nikkei forum, began on Wednesday in Tokyo. The event spotlights business leaders

An American Farm Bureau official says just a short-term extension of maybe a few weeks will be needed to write a new farm bill, and not the year many are worried about, but adds lawmakers should have done their job already.

OPINION Contemporary New Zealand is the luckless inheritor of an uncompetitive duopoly of supermarket players. Foodstuffs North Island and Foodstuffs South...

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida recently wrapped up a visit to the Philippines and Malaysia, where he agreed to deepen security cooperation

OPINION Is it a problem that lobbying firms are being given contracts by government departments? Such firms, who assist private businesses and vested...

TOKYO -- Keisei Electric Railway is under pressure from a British investment fund to sell down its more than 60-year-old stake in the company that ope

THE past week was one that was so busy for us automotive journalists as we covered the biggest motoring event in the region, the Japan Mobility Show.

The Employment Court case between microbiologist Siouxsie Wiles and the University of Auckland could have wide-reaching ramifications. NZ Herald legal...

(UPDATE) THE Supreme Court on Tuesday was asked to declare as unconstitutional the transfer of P125 million in confidential funds to the office of Vice President Sara Duterte.