Carrefour and Aeon in India tie-up talks
French and Japanese retailers in talks with Bharti on joint venture, marking latest twist in saga of global groups attempting to break into the market European Companies News…
Erdogan eyes ban on Facebook and YouTube
Turkish prime minister’s warning shows his determination to strike back against the Gulenists after local elections at the end of the month European Companies News…
JLR signs David Beckham in China drive
UK luxury carmaker looks to sustain breakneck sales growth in world’s biggest car market by enlisting star former footballer as brand ambassador European Companies News…
Palladium jumps on South Africa strikes
The price has surged 9 per cent since December, and on Thursday rose as high as 1.50, a level briefly touched last August, and before that in September 2011 European…
Palladium jumps on South Africa strikes
The price has surged 9 per cent since December, and on Thursday rose as high as 1.50, a level briefly touched last August, and before that in September 2011 European…
Deutsche compliance head joins law firm
Andrew Procter, global head of compliance as well as government and regulatory affairs, will return to legal practice as partner at Herbert Smith Freehills European Companies News…
FX scandal puts London’s reputation at risk
The possible involvement of Britain’s central bank mirrors the affair it was drawn into over Libor European Companies News…
ExxonMobil to cut capital spending
Company said it planned to commit about bn per year to exploration and capital spending in 2015-17, down from .5bn last year European Companies News…
Swedes must scrutinise VW bid for Scania
The sale of a national champion is normally accompanied by wailing and gnashing of teeth, but Scania’s sale is meeting with a muted response in Sweden European Companies News…
Eurostar carried 10m passengers in 2013
Cross-Channel train service has been boosted by a rise in business travellers, which it says reflects the strong economic recovery in the UK European Companies News…
