International

Megadeals during uncertain times highlight the risks of flaws in the many assumptions that underpin valuations

Shipping firm Hanjin, its creditors and its customers must work out how to deal with goods stranded aboard its ships

Investors are diminishingly beholden to central banks amid 'policy exhaustion'

The industry is trying to become more efficient as the metal's price struggles to rebound

The question of the effectiveness of targeted killings, or 'leadership decapitation', is more salient than ever

Flattening contango reduces incentives to store oil

The rise in population movements is enticing organised crime to get involved in people smuggling

Research suggests that lone-actor terrorists often divulge parts of their plans to close friends or family