Call from RBS chief to take action on digital currency follows other warnings

Cryptocurrency facilitates crime and is part of ‘libertarian offensive’ – Jean-Michel Naulot

Debt and Development Coalition says State imposes tax losses on developing nations

Business Week: US tax reform, Ireland in the dock and the ever-present housing crisis

Ireland’s 12.5 per cent tax rate can be justified only if it is real

Nobel Prize economist says Ireland a ‘fiscal paradise’ and austerity was badly managed

What happens when someone in your family starts going out with a psychopath?

String of indicators suggest economy may avoid recession as industries see growth

Europe gets some things right, such as its ruling on Apple’s taxes in Ireland, but the euro itself is broken and European politicians lack the will to fix it. It’s unlikely to end well, says the US Nobel economics laureate

Economist says: ‘You got jobs at the cost of stealing revenues from other countries’

Nobel economist proposes EU break-up rather than continuing on its ‘dismal’ path

Nobel economist says Apple’s attribution of earnings to small overseas unit a ‘fraud’

He joins institution at time when slowing emerging economies present new challenges

Professor Frances Ruane will join Scottish and international experts on the panel

‘Sub-core’ assets, trouble at Sports Direct and how Microsoft likes to party

Corporate tax regime allows global giants to avoid paying their fair share

Taoiseach hits the Davos road with Nobel prizewinning US economist Joseph Stiglitz

Economist tells Davos debate Ireland was most successful state on leaving bailout

British prime minister puts pressure on negotiators in Brussels for better deal

The Nobel Prize-winning economist and French inequality expert are well known opponents of austerity and will advise Jeremy Corbyn

Ray Kinsella: ‘What Greece needed was some protection from self-serving market forces and reform of its public sector. What was imposed was an ideologically-driven cult of austerity’

Nobel-prize winning economist blames failure of political leadership for reign of austerity

Nobel-winning economist criticises negotiations to agree new EU-US trade deal

Greece’s giving up the euro would be “really serious” for Europe, Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz said

The futurist James Wallman, author of ‘Stuffocation’, says that, having accumulated too many possessions in the 20th century, people now prefer ‘doing stuff’ to ‘having stuff’. Rich experiences should make us happier, but are they simply a new way to keep up with the Joneses?

Fixing a system most people agree is badly broken is no eask task

The French economist’s ‘Capital in the 21st Century’ is being acclaimed as the most important book published so far this century

‘Good share’ of blame has to go to ECB and European Commission for not restructuring debts

Decision to bail out the bondholders was ‘deep mistake’

If you want debt forgiveness, you need to have enormous debts