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Millennials are being left behind by a generation that can’t understand them

Eight years after the global financial crisis, Europe’s youth are still lacking employment opportunities. Even more troubling is how few millennials call the continent home, writes Callum Glennen

Family businesses are more resilient, allowing for long-term thinking

Family is one of the strongest institutions in the world, which is what makes it such a great platform for business. But with great love comes great conflict, writes Elizabeth Matsangou

The Michelin Guide’s star system is 90 years old this year

The Michelin star system turns 90 this year. Elizabeth Matsangou explores the past, present and future of the iconic Michelin Guide, one of the greatest marketing ploys of the 20th century

Digital interaction in the financial sector requires careful planning

As people become accustomed to digitally interacting with businesses, they expect to do the same across the financial services sector. To help clients do just that, a comprehensive digital strategy is needed

Digitalisation is reducing the gap between manufacturing and retail

Digitalisation is entering a new era, taking it beyond being one facet of a business to underpinning every aspect of production, marketing and customer interaction

Brexit might spell calamity for the rest of the continent

The UK banking system bears significant differences from its eurozone counterparts. These structural variations make a European banking union a mixed prospect at best, as far as British banks are concerned

Zaha Hadid, renowned architect, passes away aged 65

After a sudden heart attack during routine bronchitis treatment in the US, legendary Iraqi-British architect Zaha Hadid has sadly passed away at the age of 65

Mario Greco was so good, Zurich had to have him back

Mario Greco returns to Zurich with a phenomenal reputation, having saved Generali in his time away from the firm. However, even he will find the current industry weather extremely difficult to thrive in

Italy’s Enel to invest €2.5bn in broadband

State-controlled utility Enel has announced ambitious plans for it to bolster its internet infrastructure and catch up with the rest of Europe

Encouraging inflation continues to be an uphill struggle for the ECB

The ECB’s target inflation level of two percent looks to be a distant dream for the moment, at least until global oil production rebalances and the price of crude rises at least a little

Mathis: New EU medical device rules will bring more consolidation

Efficiency is vital for medical service providers working under increasing regulation, says the CEO of Appletree CI Group

Reviewing performance reviews

European CEO spoke to Kevin Murphy of Colorado State University about the evolution of the annual performance review, and what place it holds in the future of business

Dealing with executive compensation in M&A

Executive compensation is rarely the biggest cost of a merger or acquisition, but it can derail the entire deal if not handled carefully

Google’s suspected sweetheart deal with UK draws EU scrutiny

Having effectively agreed to pay corporation tax of just three percent, Google’s tax arrangement with the UK is being widely condemned as a sweetheart deal

Your boss is now allowed to read your private messages, but will they?

A recent European Court of Human Rights ruling has determined that bosses can read employees’ private messages. However, permission does equal ability, and any employer trying this may be sorely disappointed

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