Hints and tips:
...A shake-up at PR house Brunswick Acting as spin-doctor for the world’s biggest companies can be a performance art....
...The business is probably my pension. Until recently any profit went back into the company....
...“As long as the world needs oil and gas, we’ll all be focused on making sure that they have the most efficient, effective and responsible operator making and producing oil and gas, and doing it with the...
...As proxy season approaches — when companies prostrate/parade themselves in front of shareholders over things like expenses and jet usage — FT Alphaville’s eye has been caught by an idiosyncratic quirk of...
...Jeffrey Weiner, Marcum chief executive, declined to comment....
...Private follow-ups to see how she’s doing have helped her feel supported. “Companies have put a lot of thought into expanding their leave policies,” she says....
...King says a great restaurant should be “a catalyst” for “meeting friends or family, doing business, interviews, reunions, seduction or even divorce”....
...How has the coronavirus pandemic affected your business?As we shut at least half our business, we had to react quickly....
...“I thought they [Nutmeg] would be looking to invest in specific companies or funds that are part of the solution” to climate change, said the London-based business development director, “rather than just...
...Ultimately they sold that business to Q2, a banking-as-a-service platform, and reunited to do Atomic....
...“In fact, the process was as important as the result.” I give Thales points for at least doing that work itself, instead of paying an ad agency. I can see it might help unify a workforce....
...In short, the “old guard” part of the new company aphorism is there for the taking. But how are they doing with “avant-garde”?...
...“But I was also terrified to lose the people I love and damage everything I had worked on for 30 years to build as a business.” He called Peter Clarke, the then CEO of Man Group....
...Gerard Baker has been replaced as the editor-in-chief of the Wall Street Journal by Matt Murray, the business newspaper’s executive editor, according to an announcement on Tuesday....
...(FT) Size isn’t everything As a titan of the M&A advisory business, Goldman Sachs has typically targeted blockbuster deals....
...The second important point to look at is what are the conditions for investment for companies? And if you look at the business conditions they’re actually not that good in Germany....
...Just like every household and business must. ...he must be messing with us. Let's say that he's serious, though....
...In finance, we think of utilities or tobacco companies as being high leverage firms because stable cash flows you just lever that thing up, as opposed to the company that’s going to develop CRISPR, you don...
...Jeff Weiner, [the CEO of LinkedIn]. We worked together back in the Yahoo days. People really listen. [He’s] very sincere, open....
...as China’s growth slows....
...I mean, I think about the next job I’m doing and am I happy,” he says. “I’m not thinking as externally as you’re asking. And I don’t mean that in a dickish way,” he adds....
...It is focusing on providing a service that consumers can opt out of by blocking a business....
...The sanctions against Deripaska, along with six other oligarchs and 12 of their companies, ban them from trading in dollars or doing any business with Americans....
...“The underperformance of active funds is a consequence of too many managers masquerading as active when then are really index ‘huggers’ and doing it at an expense, which is not justified by the outcomes...
...The bad news is that people are not living as long as experts predicted. The good news is that this is a boon for pension schemes and insurance companies....
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