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Martina Merz likely to become first woman to run big listed German group in modern history
Shareholders will worry that chief executive’s successor will create more losses
Guido Kerkhoff under pressure after strategic plans stymied
Guido Kerkhoff under pressure after failed Tata merger
Abu Dhabi joins buyout groups, but are likely to face challenges from Kone and Hitachi
Steel and engineering group loses spot after steep fall in shares and profit warnings
German manufacturer explores partnerships and puts units under review
Guido Kerkhoff’s plan centres on the partial listing of the prized elevator business
Antitrust enforcers wanted significant disposals to mitigate competition concerns
Weak half-year results add to the pressure for change
German group’s shares jump 27 per cent but UK unions warn on future of steelworks
Regulator believes deal lead to less choice and higher steel prices
German group dented by higher material costs in China and tariffs on imports to US
Investor selling pushes stock down to lowest intraday level for more than 2 years
The company’s shares suffered their biggest one-day fall since June 2016
Setting-aside of provisions signals steel division inquiry has become more serious
Prime minister’s personal lawyer accused of bribery in ThyssenKrupp submarine deal
Travelling sideways may seem interesting, but investors want a proper rise in shares
German engineering conglomerate resolves leadership crisis ahead of restructuring
Guifdo Kerkhoff expected to win board vote ahead of creation of two independent companies
Funds Cevian Capital and Elliott forced group to make changes to improve performance
