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The break-up of Continental began with the spin-off of its power-train division Vitesco in 2021. The EV specialist was promptly absorbed three years later by auto supplier Schaeffler, 89 per cent of ...
A pan-European corporate code could unleash the scale and funding the continent’s businesses struggle to achieve ...
In the short term, Chile’s owes its biggest birth boost to a wave of migration from crisis-stricken Venezuela and elsewhere. The share of babies born in Chile that were born to foreign mothers more ...
Will Shu, the co-founder and chief executive of Deliveroo, is set to step down once the deal to sell the UK food delivery group to US rival DoorDash is completed. The American, who co-founded the ...
South Korean group says it is still committed to making 80% of the cars sold in the US locally by the end of decade ...
Warsaw’s economic miracle over the past 30 years is being undermined by Russian attacks and growing internal discord ...
Syria’s President Ahmed al-Sharaa has said negotiations between his country and Israel on a new security agreement could yield results “in the coming days”. His comments come days ahead of his visit ...
BCG consultants working on social impact projects in future must complete “third-party training on humanitarian principles and receive tailored briefings on context and project guardrails”, according ...
In his toast to King Charles at last night’s state banquet, Donald Trump heaped praise on the monarch, the British empire and the ties between the UK and the US. But it seems likely that Starmer will ...
Roche has agreed to buy drugmaker 89bio in a deal worth up to $3.5bn, the first US acquisition by a Swiss pharmaceuticals group since the Trump administration hit the country with steep tariffs.
The day will culminate in a joint press conference, which may probe the limits of the relationship between the two leaders. Trump is expected to face questions about Starmer’s plan to recognise ...
Australian natural gas developer Santos has defended its growth prospects after Abu Dhabi’s state oil company walked away from an $18.7bn offer, sending shares in the company tumbling.