2014 – Page 8 – European CEO

An Estonian soldier in a military exercise near the Russian border. People of the Baltic states are gravely concerned Putin's provocative antics might be a sign of a new Soviet Union on the horizon

Russia’s aggressive activities worry Soviet Union-fearing Baltics

As tensions continue in Ukraine, the Baltic states are growing pensive about Russia’s long-term intentions towards them. A new Soviet Union, though still unlikely, is a real fear for many

Vehicle ownership is something that can be expensive to companies, and harmful to the environment. Leasing provider Alphabet's mobility solutions are helping others to control their carbon footprint

Alphabet drives the sustainability revolution

As transport moves away from traditional vehicle leasing and ownership, mobility providers are pursuing new, innovative solutions to balance business needs with environmental concerns

Marsamxett, one of the natural harbours that service Malta’s commercial and leisure maritime needs

The Malta Stock Exchange becomes catalyst for country’s capital market

Throughout the last century, Malta has proven itself able to weather economic storms. Nowhere is this more apparent than at the Malta Stock Exchange

Gail Kelly

Westpac

Ma Huateng

Tencent

David Neeleman

Azul Brazilian Airlines

Fabrizio Freda

EstÉe Lauder

Nicky Newton-King

Johannesburg Stock Exchange

Tariq Chauhan

EFS Facilities Services

Sandor Csanyi

OTP Bank Group

Jon Fredrik Baksaas

Telenor

A Bell 429 helicopter in action. The helicopter has been praised for its cutting edge technologies, spacious cabin and quiet rides

Bell 429 becomes a leading option for helicopter travel

Improvements in safety, visibility and efficiency have taken helicopters to a new level

Inside the Luxembourg Freeport. The state of the art storage complex will act as a home for the high-end valuables the country is hoping to attract

Luxembourg realigns itself as an art and antiques haven

Forward thinking is part of the Luxembourger mentality. As the country prepares to bring its tax rules in line with the rest of the EU, it’s aiming to become a hub for storing and trading art and other high-end collectibles

Chancellor George Osborne and Chief Secretary of the Treasury Danny Alexander. Osborne today announced reforms for national tax and stamp duty, as well as additional funding for the NHS

UK Autumn Statement 2014: what reforms can we expect?

Chancellor George Osborne has made his final Autumn Statement before the general election – Lizzie Meager reviews the highlights

Russia has pulled out of its $50bn planned gas pipeline project. President Putin blamed the decision to halt the project on Europe's resistance to the pipeline

Russia scraps European pipeline

Moscow is abandoning its planned $50bn South Stream gas pipeline project due to EU opposition

Awards Supplement 2024

The European CEO awards 2024 have now been announced, presenting our pick of the CEOs, companies and campaigns leading their sectors.