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Alexandre Bompard must address French retailer’s persistent structural issues
As Apple’s smartphone turns 10, the company’s former execs reminisce
UK defence company will need US government for takeover of submarine tracking partner
Rich find their planes are hard to sell because of a glut created a decade ago
US companies should apply developed economies’ standards everywhere, says John Dizard
Listing signals growing investor interest in the electric vehicle supply chain
$3.3bn pool of red ink leaves little time to fret about abrasive former boss
Silicon Valley group paid $30m in 2011 to 17-year-old who won high-profile backing
Chopper shuttle services tap high-end market after demand from offshore platforms falls
Officials say country will not engage in public beauty parade for finance companies
Transfer activity starts to reduce risk at some of the UK’s defined benefits schemes
Ride-hailing company’s new CEO will have to stem billions of dollars in losses
Funds see inflows of less than $1bn due to wariness over bull run and central bank plans
More than 1,000 employees of car-booking app seek to have him reinstated in new role
Clean bill of health from Federal Reserve opens door to increased shareholder payouts
US carrier says unsolicited investment from Middle Eastern rival is ‘puzzling’
With a resolution still no nearer, the chip designer has put itself up for sale
Stakes are now much higher and the power balance has shifted for start-ups
In an era of looser networks and job-hopping, GE’s painstaking method of selecting its new CEO is becoming the exception
Can the best of America and Europe be combined?
The new administration targets sales in Asia to boost jobs and cut deficit
Goei says IPO is about ‘being ready’ to seize consolidation opportunities
Shareholders vote against remuneration following outcry over high EpiPen price
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