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Former UK deputy prime minister to move to Silicon Valley next year
Shares fall to five-year low as German carmaker reports 27% drop in earnings
Head of Cleveland-Cliffs lashes out at Wall Street analysts after shares fall
Investors become frustrated over bank’s turnround strategy
Deal with majority of staff is seen as pathway to restoring the ailing flag carrier’s fortunes
US bank results, Grant Thornton, steel’s ‘saviour’, BlackRock, HSBC and Wembley sale
Activist struggles to convince investors over call for change at UK bank
Big recipients of Saudi money and the regime’s armourers warrant more scrutiny
Shares in the company are down 30 per cent from their peak. Is this a warning of deeper problems in the market?
Hedge fund supremo stumbles with bet on US department store chain
Push comes as large groups try to adapt to digital era with flexible work spaces
Critic of Saudi repression who paid the price for falling out of favour
Study co-written with Standard Chartered points to benefits of faster processing
Infrastructure specialist to also offer rebate on investment fees to long-term clients
Remuneration must be simple, transparent and focus on business performance, not share price
Off-site modular manufacturing seen as the solution to sector’s productivity problem
Outcry over Jamal Khashoggi, Siemens thwarted in Iraq, EU backs batteries
Theresa May did not achieve a breakthrough in this week’s Brussels summit of EU leaders. So where do the Brexit talks now stand?
UK tax authority probe leads to inquiries into 171 players
Court ruling that Fresenius can walk away from deal will have M&A lawyers scrambling
Bank investors fear efficiency gains alone cannot keep driving profits
The founders of the prize created a tension between high-mindedness and readability
Global boom in air travel and tightest labour market for years fuel bargaining power
The dynamic leader of UK accountancy firm Grant Thornton quit after anonymous attacks
Facebook under scrutiny as activity of Mainstream Network emerges in MPs’ ‘fake news’ probe
Mike Mackenzie’s daily analysis of what’s moving global markets
Waning well productivity may force cut in forecasts of output
Shares plunge in Arkansas lender that has backed developments as far away as New York
Options for Paul May and Chris Marsh were pegged to profit figures that may need to be revised
Curbing pollution needs more people to change their behaviour
Former UK deputy prime minister says he never wanted to be a lobbyist
