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Bob Iger announces ‘significant transformation’ in his first quarter back as chief executive
US retail broker in talks with US Department of Justice over contested shares worth $575mn
Peugeots and Dassaults look at financing deal taking Rothschild & Co private
Ad error draws scrutiny as tech group tries to regain edge in search technology
Competition and Markets Authority says tie-up could lead to higher prices and less choice
Governing body to focus on changes to tech and innovation in effort to stay competitive with global rivals
Scion of banking family has launched €3.7bn deal to delist eponymous firm
A radical restructuring could give the scandal-plagued bank new momentum — but deep losses in 2022 could yet prove to be the last straw
Over 20 years, Siemens has led the way while Deutsche Bank languishes at the bottom
From July, there will be more scrutiny of how actively they shepherd customers towards better interest rates
Amazon’s retreat on physical stores shows that disruption is harder than it looks
Surveyors find all English regions declined with South East and East Midlands hardest hit
Investment in psychological support fails to keep pace with rising demand, with acute delays for eating disorder sufferers
Also in today’s newsletter, Biden warns China over threats to US sovereignty and say no to oversized clothes
Network Rail chief says ‘noisy rhetoric’ early in the ongoing dispute had been ‘counter-productive’
Lenders’ $500mn cash request prompted early settlement of entire debt and shows credit pressure on Indian group
He will replace embattled boss Baumann who has faced criticism from disgruntled investors
Pharmacy chain hopes deal for primary care centre operator will speed up push into other parts of US healthcare
Also in this newsletter: Microsoft’s gaming plans, gloomy shipping forecast, and Russian alliances in Africa
Former employees acknowledge errors by social media platform but deny bowing to political pressure
The struggling chain will probably stay solvent because irrational retail shareholders will subsidise its rescue
New York jury rejected artist’s claim that digital depictions of luxury bags was legally protected expression
Reports indicate that mines are running but risks of shutdowns have not passed
Manufacturers have a moral obligation to prevent their products being used in weapons against Ukraine
Borked Bard? Away, slight man!
Easy money response to 2008 credit crisis contained ‘the seeds of its own destruction’
Turbine makers caught out by suspension of scheme owing to EU state aid fears
Big Tech companies rush to gain ascendancy after launch of ChatGPT
Kremlin has become ‘more hostile’ to corporate departures
Swiss bank’s board will seek shareholder approval for awards if executives can execute a radical restructuring
Huge variation between adjusted ebitda and net income creates confusion for investors
UK tools and equipment provider uncovered issue while preparing for end of year audit
China’s online search giant will have to spend more on artificial intelligence
Rising costs could lead to factory closures, warns boss of paint manufacturer
Fast-food chain vows to protect staff in legally binding agreement after wave of claims
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