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GM cedes control of China venture
General Motors is to give up a crucial 1 per cent of its China passenger-car venture to its partner SAIC, the state-owned Chinese automaker, as part of a deal that will launch the two companies on a new partnership venture
Goldman looks to quell anger on bonuses
Stock payments likely for top executives
Cisco closes in on $3.4bn Tandberg deal
Deal to face antitrust scrutiny
Investors agree to cut PAI fund by half
Vote frees up buy-out group for deals
China Shipbuilding to launch $2.2bn IPO
Domestic demand spurs industry expansion
Thomson Reuters to overhaul news website
Plans to showcase professional business content
Whistleblower challenges US court ruling
Birkenfeld due to start 40-month sentence
RBS sounds retreat on big bonuses
UK Treasury given the final say
Arup cautious after crisis in Dubai
Group benefits from spread of projects
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A deal with the Japanese company would help resolve the German group’s Achilles heel and move it closer to Ferdinand Piëch’s aim of controlling 12 brands, says Paul Betts
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‘Less greenwash, more action’
Richard Brown, the Eurostar chief executive, says any meaningful reduction in emissions will require not just trading systems but also carbon taxes
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Oil and gas chief executives: are they worth it?
Explore our interactive graphic to judge for yourself how oil and gas chief executives measure up against each other on metrics including three-year total shareholder return and return on capital employed
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