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The Puma boss has restructured the group and drawn inspiration from its proud heritage
Asoka Wöhrmann says rise of passive investing and wealth growth in Asia are causing ‘tectonic shifts’
Charles Michel, who will steer leaders’ summits, says Europe must pack bigger punch
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Bonhams’ executive chairman says the auction house has scope for growth
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Simon Dingemans says separation of audit and consulting is ‘critical’
The leading psychotherapist talks about navigating the social change transforming workplaces
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Jens Spahn keeps eyes on prize as acrimony mounts within CDU over poll setbacks
Chief executive of investment group talks about spending $3bn a year on technology
Rowena Chiu was silenced after accusing film producer of sexual assault
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A Mexican company has revamped itself, with the aim of having a positive impact on people’s lives
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Neues Deutschland serves readers’ penchant for Ostalgie after years of reunification
Defence minister Taro Kono says new missile systems have added to ‘global anxiety’
The musician, real name Alex O’Connor, is a singer-songwriter rebooted for the digital age
Digital push raises privacy fears in country where government has wielded great power
Industry minister sees Colombia’s Caribbean region as ripe for development
The 82-year-old chairman discusses capturing the art world’s data and what should happen next
