As the Rolling Stones celebrate their 50th anniversary, Jules Gray asks how this group of troublemaking rock stars managed to revolutionise the music business
There are alternative ways to harness workplace creativity, and invest in the future of employee knowledge, writes Brent Hudson, CEO of Sagentia
Founding Europe’s third-largest independent games publisher in Europe, Yves Guillemot had his sights set on world computer domination from a young age
After banks are investigated for fixing Libor interest rates, regulators need to look at changing the culture of Europe’s largest banks, writes Jules Gray
From humble beginnings, Bugarri shoes has grown from a small business venture, to standing tall in the ruthless consumer market today
Having acquired ING Car Lease last year, Alphabet addresses the successful effects of business integration in Europe
In his eagerness to revive ‘risk appetite’ in his trades, former UBS trader stands trial over £1.4bn loses
The creation of Europe’s economic and monetary union is unique in the history of sovereign states, says Jean-Claude Trichet
Obama takes on Romney: Which presidential candidate would be a better victory for long term European financial recovery?
Figures in the ECB and several governments are not only resigned to Greek exit; some are pushing for it
Successful companies are said to only be as good as the people that lead them, so choosing the right CEO is a tricky business
Russia is the newest addition to the expanding signatories of OECD’s Anti-Bribery Convention, designed to tackle corruption
Tech Mahindra is one of the leading providers in telecoms since its acquisition of Satyam in 2009, says CP Gurnani
European CEO speaks with Professor Ashok Som, Associate Dean of the Global MBA programme at ESSEC Business School
Matthew Gitsham discusses how the MBA programme can prepare leaders of what tomorrow holds
The European CEO awards 2023 have now been announced, presenting our pick of the CEOs, companies and campaigns leading their sectors.
