OPINION

Recent disclosures about the inner workings of the Trump administration reveal the weakness of governance mechanisms within the federal government.

Women are increasingly being told that anything can be overcome with drive and a can-do attitude.

May is the latest in a long line of prime ministers who have evoked the potential of "Africa" for their own political purposes.

We have to treat blockchain as a precious commodity so we don't damage it before it can show its value.

Increasing currency volatility rings alarm bells and calls existing monetary system into question.

Patients and the pharmaceutical industry could soon feel the affects of EU plans to reduce patent protection period.

Controversial policy, mandated under Palestinian law, requires the PA to reward terrorists in Israeli jails and their families with monthly stipends or salaries.

Doctors and AI can work together to solve medicine's greatest challenges.

Our mind comes as standard equipment at birth. It's free, and we don't tend to value the things that we get for free.

The Trump tariffs on billions of dollars of Chinese exports is an opportunity for the UK to negotiate more beneficial trade deals across the pan-Asian area.

When the stakes are high, egos come to the fore and often accentuate behaviours that upset or irritate others.

There are broad areas of human skills that artificial intelligence cannot replicate.

How to make your sales force more effective in challenging times.

Businesses will have to pay 4% of their annual global turnover or a €20 million fine if they experience a data breach.

The benefits of angel investing as a two way street – a give and take dynamic.

From Africa to Bogota, a global village of tech hubs is diluting the innovation hegemony of Silicon Valley.

With less professionals looking to the UK for career opportunities and as the labour market tightens, recruiters and businesses need to keep innovate.

If workers feel they are safe from discrimination and looked after by their organisations, the whole company will reap the benefits.

Russia and its oligarchs are not alone in their kleptomaniac, money-laundering endeavours.

Britain's chronic language skills gap will damage its ability to trade.

Companies need the right mix of office space, flexible work policies, multi-site connectivity, training and technology.

If the government is truly committed to keeping executive pay in check, it shouldn't leave it to companies to distribute their wealth more fairly.

End users across the enterprise are being targeted because they are the new "weak link" by hackers.

Open Banking or PSD2 will enable third parties outside the traditional banking world to access customer data

GDPR is a regulation that requires businesses to protect the personal data and privacy of EU citizens

With budgets under pressure, investment banks and asset managers are now asking whether better surveillance controls are possible through more efficient means.

Pointers from the financial market's performance in 2018

PSD2 should be seen as an opportunity for banks to redefine the customer experience.

Business and philanthropy complement one another hugely, argues James Reed is the Chairman of reed.co.uk.