Kenya is the latest African country to boost freedom of movement by allowing visitors from the continent to enter the country without a visa.
 

Puerto Rico’s economy will shrink by about 8% in 2018, positioning it at the top of the list of the slowest-growing economies in the world.

Large Indian firms are obliged to donate 2% of their profits to corporate social responsibility. Some donate money to local infrastructure and others use philanthropy to benefit the business. However some funds are going to projects closely connected to politicians.  
 

As a thick smog stifles New Delhi, some diplomats have called for it to be made a “hardship” posting—a category usually reserved for conflict zones—due to the health risks posed by working in the Indian capital.

The growth of the higher education sector in recent decades means that the UK population is proportionally the fifth most educated in the world. However, productivity and high-skilled job availability are not keeping pace and tuition fees are rising.

An Indian recruitment start-up is using artificial intelligence to create a “Google for people” to improve hiring efficiency and match companies with suitable candidates.
 

The technology company Uber has lost the latest round in a battle over its operating model on Friday, in a UK court ruling that could have far-reaching consequences for other companies operating in the so-called gig economy.