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They can be modernised and restored, though never to permanent, perfect health
Data-rich delivery companies will know their customers far better than a restaurant ever can
Companies must realign incentives and define targets beyond profits
While the Indian prime minister is jubilant, locals are cut off and caged in
Most households have no hope of accumulating savings; they are better off being profligate
To expand, it must overcome local rivals, trade tensions and Beijing’s irritation over its role in the Huawei dispute
This is a particularly good time for a new approach as new leaders take charge at both institutions
WeWork offers little protection for investors if its CEO’s genius fades
Infighting is almost always value-destroying for any outside shareholders
A lively account of the rise of the neo-Maoists
Global companies have a chance to regain access to once-closed areas
A caretaker government is unlikely to work but the suggestion gives Labour an advantage
Frothy offer is more about infrastructure than beer
Selling catering operations for £85m will further strengthen the balance sheet
Cosmetics sector proves to be recession-proof
Shrinking remuneration has come with a rising trend in C-suite turnover
The cigarette group faces a tough task convincing investors it can carve out a future in tobacco alternatives
Intense competition and deflationary pressures favour growth by acquisition
Why is some of the highest rated euro debt returning more than 1 per cent?
New owner will seek alternative sources of revenue but falling user numbers are uninspiring
The novelty of an interventionist approach gains cross-party traction on Capitol Hill
The fund manager’s initiative is good for investors but comes at a strange time
From navigation systems to managing teams, commercial airlines have learnt a lot from Nasa
Businesses must prepare for the real possibility the UK will leave the EU without an agreement
A synchronised global recession is likely, punctuated by a step-by-step downturn
Unlike its rivals, the travel group ended the year with a cash surplus
London’s strategy of inflicting as much commercial damage as possible is unjustified
The next meeting of the G7 is an opportunity for co-ordinated action on inequality
The technology sector in particular now favours direct listing
The government must reverse the effects of cuts to law enforcement
To survive, investment professionals must beat the average — and their cheaper passive rivals
Talking about our careers and life choices makes us feel better about ourselves
The UK prime minister displays none of the general’s moral seriousness or sense of responsibility
Stocks shed about 40 per cent in dollar terms this week but further dangers loom
Yawning current account deficit is a vulnerability associated with emerging markets
America’s legal system has failed the financier’s victims at every juncture
Harry Markopolos makes some good points about the US conglomerate, but none is new
