A stronger argument for slimming reporting rules might be the burden on smaller firms. Since the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002, ...

Mr Huang is in a celebratory mood. Hobnobbing with kings and presidents is one sign of his extraordinary ascent, thanks to ...

“I don’t want to take anything from the government,” says an Egyptian doctor living in Britain. “I want to give the country my taxes.” A welcome offer, you might think: Britain is in great need of ...

When America hosts the competition, it is usually played at exclusive private clubs, some with six-figure initial membership fees, such as Medinah, outside Chicago, and Oakland Hills, near Detroit.

D akhla is africa’s strangest boomtown. To the many kite-surfers who visit the place, the combination of peaceful waters and brisk onshore winds makes it simply a great place to surf. But to the ...

Common knowledge—knowing that others know something, and that they know we know—is powerful. Thinking about it “illuminates many enigmas of our public affairs and personal lives”, Professor Pinker ...

Their stories reflect new trends in Chinese dissent: an increase in the number of protests, a rise in creativity and a ...

This “coral IVF” preserves genetic diversity, increasing the chance that heat-resistant genes will propagate to the next ...

Minh-Thu Pham of Project Starling, a group that supports multilateral co-operation, says the danger is less that the UN goes ...

Stability and Change in Gender Identity and Sexual Orientation Across Childhood and Adolescence” was published in the ...

The question is whether Mr Li will pledge to accelerate the fall in China’s emissions. Every five years, the 195 countries ...

Untangling how much one side is to blame for political violence is tricky. The suspect in Mr Kirk’s murder does indeed seem ...