More than a decade after the World Bank promised to make health care more affordable, high costs for lifesaving treatments ...

The Office of Foreign Assets Control said the firm managed a $20 million investment for Suleiman Kerimov, a member of Putin’s ...

From India to Germany, Peru, the U.K. and beyond, two years after the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists published the Pandora Papers, authorities worldwide continue to investigate, ...

French authorities seized an estimated $75 million worth of French Riviera real estate and luxury cars as part of an investigation into alleged money laundering linked to two Russian businessmen with ...

China’s relentless pursuit of perceived state enemies knows no borders, and so neither did China Targets, a new investigation of the Chinese government’s global crackdown on dissent by the ...

The partnership challenge Much of the IRS’s hiring for its high wealth division aims to bolster the agency’s ability to take on the rapidly growing phenomenon of “complex partnerships” — the amorphous ...

Uber argues that it’s not a transportation company but the operator of a digital platform that connects riders to drivers, who are independent contractors, not employees. The arrangement allows the ...

The country’s press association said reporters have been forced to leave the Central American country amid the government’s crackdown on dissent.

The Rise of a Spyware Empire Sara Hamou founded a skin care company, Medovie, in 2019 that advertises itself as blending the wisdom of traditional Chinese medicine with advanced scientific research.

The data also shows that at least 111 migrants traveling in trailers through Mexico in those six years died because of exposure to heat or lack of oxygen, or as a result of traffic accidents. On March ...

Nine years later, the groundbreaking Panama Papers investigation continues to inspire governments around the world to chase badly needed revenue lost offshore to tax evasion schemes. In recent years, ...

In 2015, the U.S. Department of Treasury hired an economist named Owen Zidar as a contractor to help a team of government officials examine a problem of growing urgency. The ultrawealthy were ...