Five years ago it would have been hard to quibble about US companies taking over firms such as Cobham. But can we rely on them now?

Executive chairman says the online fashion retailer wants to be ‘in the fish tank’ of public markets, not to raise capital but for reasons of transparency

Some might find it curious that a loss-making company’s main income is from a fee based on an internal share price that always seems to go up

Head of the French luxury goods group seeks shareholder approval to extend his reign for another nine years

The need for rearmament in the wake of President Trump’s policy towards Ukraine is reshaping budgets and spending in European capitals

They might be useful for graduate roles, but for senior hires maths and personality exams are meaningless and easy to cheat

The model train maker said that the costs and regulation of being part of the Aim junior market outweighed the benefits

The president’s outburst was in response to ‘nasty’ EU levies on American whiskey

Seraphim looks to ‘trumpet its potential’ as Europe ramps up military spending to support Ukraine after Donald Trump upended the world order

Former Barclays boss maintains he severed all communication with the convicted paedophile in October 2015 in legal fight with City regulator