The new accounting framework for businesses in the UK is finally applicable, but do you know enough about it to make sure your finance department is doing the job it should be?
The surprise surge of a young, left-wing party in Spain’s general election has rattled the country’s stocks and bonds
As Berlin cements its reputation as one of Europe’s best places to live, Rubina Real Estate is helping investors further their understanding of the city
Swiss banks charged with $130m penalty for helping US citizens with tax evasion
Major British manufacturer Rolls-Royce has announced the first step in what is a wide-ranging restructuring programme by making cuts to its senior management team
Time-poor consumers can’t find what they’re looking for online, so instead they’re leaving it in the hands of someone else
There’s more to philanthropy than Gates and Buffet, so here are five big givers who often slip under the radar
Europe’s development bank accepts China as its latest member
Known as the man who saved the mechanical watch, Jean-Claude Biver’s philosophical imprint on the Swiss watch industry has been as profound as his business success through the years
The European debt crisis has opened up fissures in the eurozone. Proposals for the EU gaining more fiscal powers could repair these, at least temporarily
It costs an obscene amount, takes countless hours, and can push even the most established fashion house to the brink. So, asks Elizabeth Matsangou, what’s the point of haute couture?
There is a revival of interest in brutalism across Europe. However, this movement treats structures as monuments to be preserved, essentially going against the brutalist ethos
The biggest obstacle to an effective capital markets union is the UK and its fear of anything that is seen to restrict its sovereignty
In normal times, the IMF aims to prevent economic risks that pose a threat to growth and the overall safety of the international financial system. But things are far from normal right now
Chinese investors have been met with hostility in parts of Europe, as political and business leaders wish to protect industrial sovereignty, but in these tough times there is no place for economic nationalism
The European CEO awards 2024 have now been announced, presenting our pick of the CEOs, companies and campaigns leading their sectors.
