A star’s exploding shoe is unable to stop the sportswear maker from staying on top of its game

Bank’s chief has strengthened his hand but activist investor still has plenty of ammunition

Efforts to cover dividend are just the latest in a series of struggles

Australian conglomerate faces big structural challenges as its markets remain weak

Latest tweets on output targets show Elon Musk has lost none of his flair for controversy

The restructuring world is far too cosy

Swiss bank was fined, but that does not mean its strategy to clear name was wrong

Former trader resembles the kind of CEO who gives talks on environmental and social issues

Another takeover approach cannot be ruled out, but it is doing fine as an independent

Regulator could be right to block the deal but its judgment is based on technocratic voodoo

The battery maker’s shares still have power in them

The transformation of the bricks-and-mortar retailer is working

Despite upgrading its profit forecasts, some see a red flag, rather than a pink cape

Consumer groups have shown they can ride the disruptive waves of health consciousness

A bank self-identifying as Asia-focused should consider focusing more on Asia

The Japanese carmaker just could not afford to manufacture in Europe much longer

Rakesh Kapoor’s legacy includes a restructuring that looks rather like a time-delayed break-up

The chemicals entrepreneur is reportedly planning to relocate to Monaco

EU regulators say the UK can function as an equivalent European market — but that could change

If the payments services group requires protection, why not others?

US tariffs will hit earnings of train maker but only modestly

Bank blamed regulations and European worries for caution, but it could live a little more

The company is not going to slow expansion, so profitability remains a far-off goal

Neither side can claim to know precisely how much was lost or won through abandoned project