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Re-insurer to continue to ‘explore’ business partnerships with Japanese group
Svanberg says European Round Table of Industrialists needs to ‘step up its game’
Earnings at privately owned Russian producer beat analyst expectations
German group predicts fewer storms than last year when insurers faced $135bn costs
Investors back well-known figures as they strike out on their own
Decision follows criticism of police use of lethal force against protesters last week
Industry had to deal with overcapacity and constant demands for customer discounts
Defensive tactics and the need for IT investment are behind rising deal appetite
Basque region has been driving force of economy since industrial revolution
Retailers clear way for upstarts as mainstream brands come under scrutiny
Localisation drive and needs of ageing population bolster domestic groups
US mission most heavily censored as Beijing steps up online crackdown
Rapid roll out of protection kits and traveller screening try to contain deadly virus
Conditions for Chinese renewables remain favourable
Country’s governance code has had little impact but tough new rules are planned
Pharma’s argument on high prices is only persuasive while innovation delivers results
It’s the big Swiss and US banks that are cashing in on growth in wealthy people’s financial assets
Bad rail contracts will remain as predictable as late, crowded trains
Green groups ask Chinese smartphone maker to investigate before launching $10bn IPO
Two-street plan ‘not a matter of public health, just avoiding court cases’
185 signatories on watchlist as initiative faces criticism it is being used as a figleaf
Agreements that allow struggling chains to reduce their rental are on the rise
Popularity of leftwing candidate Amlo creates uncertainty over reforms
Tech groups still rely on corporate governance that dates from the 19th century
One-share one-vote is preferable but in some cases a dual structure has benefits
Dual share class structures weaken investors’ ability to hold management to account
UK’s Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association appoints Emma Douglas as policy board chair
UK engineering business explores options for medical device unit
GDPR is here, Uber crash report, F1 goes over the top
Sprawling conglomerate’s founder has been sentenced to 18 years in jail
Company behind pioneering implant pushes iPhone-compatible hearing aid
Government urged to ‘crack planning issue’ for launch of superfast networks
Small-scale electricity plants spark interest among local groups and investors
Japanese conglomerate holds key vote on £15bn Welsh project
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