Warsaw and Budapest fear loss of support as future allocation to be linked to ‘values’
Asset managers cut back on London appointments and bolster European bases
Returns across all other divisions were ‘disappointing’
Move over past decade shows pain felt by investors despite billions provided in capital
European groups rein back on analysis produced by banks and brokers
In the gig economy the relationship between employer and employee is fraying
Macron and Merkel will urge US president to stand by the accord
European companies hunt for new suppliers after US action against Russian group
Rebalancing since crisis has led to more sustainable and broader-based growth
Plans to preserve business model do not match spirit of GDPR, critics say
Chinese commerce ministry welcomes overture for trip to Beijing
Brazilian group at centre of corruption scandal due to make R$500m payment this week
Frontrunner Andrés Manuel López Obrador emerges largely unscathed
President’s tweets reflect ‘epic battle for the soul and the co-operation’ of Michael Cohen
Narrow victory mirrors recent rightwing triumphs in Chile, Peru and Argentina
Company has had a miserable year since its thwarted $143bn bid for Unilever
Governments and companies must act globally to clean up the seas
A market trader, an art dealer and an estate agent on the art of selling
The ‘Netflix for movie theatres’ is the latest start-up to pay customers’ bills
Listen in to the conversations of the characters who populate modern offices
Talented recruits often opt for established brands with better pay and bonus packages
Stocks supported by improving geopolitical mood but risk appetite remains muted
Sanctions on Russian aluminium producer has posed tricky questions for the LME
