Craig Wright claims to have founded the cryptocurrency. Our technology and business affairs editors debate whether his 'proofs' add up. Plus China's looming debt crisis - and the economics of Game of Thrones

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Commodities, emerging markets and inflation expectations may all have reached a turning point. Is it 1999 all over again? And we explore whether China's strategic ambitions in Africa are overstated

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Unmarried women are becoming an increasingly potent economic force and we check in with the author of our Special report on business in Africa

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The agile response of the Russian Central bank to the oil crisis caught many off guard; so, how did the organs of Russian finance weather the crash? And, as the Panama papers threaten global tax havens, where should privacy end and transparency begin?

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The leak of a huge trove of documents from Mossack Fonseca, a Panamanian law firm, creates an uproar from Iceland to China

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THIS WEEK: What too much profit at the top means for America and how billionaires in emerging countries are riding the waves of economic growth

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This week: What a study about promotions in China might say about the country's GDP data, and stormy waters ahead for asset managers

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The digital currency was created to challenge existing financial institutions, but may end up helping bankers

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Optimism about China's economy has fuelled a resurgence of commodity prices from iron ore to oil. But how long will it last?

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Argentina's debt crisis seems finally to be coming to an end. Will its deal with creditors enable it to borrow abroad again at last? Should lenders to Venezuela, on the brink of its own default, applaud or shudder?

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