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John Cryan, the new CEO of Deutsche Bank, who has implemented a number of new reforms at Deutsche Bank, including the exit of the bank in a total of 10 countries

Cryan implements dramatic reforms at Deutsche Bank

Appointed co-CEO to help save troubled Deutsche Bank, John Cryan is pursuing tough changes at the bank

Switzerland's economy relies greatly on its banking sector. The government is introducing tougher regulations for this industry to protect it from failing

Switzerland’s biggest banks to face more stringent regulations

Reliance on the financial sector has led Switzerland to introduce tough new regulations. UBS and Credit Suisse could see these become even stricter if they increase their market share

Data released today by the FTSE 100 indicates that China's economy is slowing down, with stocks heavily exposed to the country being impacted the most

FTSE 100 falls as Chinese economy shows signs of weakness

The benchmark index has a weak start, with inflation data coming out of China a cause for concern for investors

The EU Commission is concerned about work-related accidents and diseases, which kill more than 2.3 million people per year

EU helps G7 countries improve safety and practices in the workplace

The EU Commission will give €3m ($3.4m) to the G7’s Vision Zero Fund project, which aims to improve the working lives of those in producing countries

Ralph Lauren, the 75-year old founder of his self-titled brand has decided to step down, and will be replaced by Stefan Larsson, former Global President of Old Navy

Ralph Lauren makes way for new CEO

The Ralph Lauren Corporation has appointed an outsider to succeed its founder as CEO in the hope that he might instigate a turnaround for the struggling fashion house

The Monaco Yacht Show will deliver its biggest event ever in 2015, showcasing 121 spectacular superyachts

Monaco Yacht Show: a flagship event for yacht owners

As the global economy picks up, yachting is experiencing a new phase

A study by McKinsey Global Institute suggests that gender inequality is costing the global economy billions of dollars

Gender inequality costs billions

A new study finds that gender equality could add as much as $28trn to the global GDP by 2025

In its latest study with Telesperience, Amdocs has identified a range of qualities CEOs are expected to satisfy over the next few years

What leadership styles, qualities, skills and approaches do CEOs need?

CEOs are in the spotlight, constantly scrutinised as they steer firms through significant transformations. If this is what they face today, who knows what they can expect in 2020

Matthias Müller - the man who has been appointed as VW's new CEO in order to deal with its PR crisis

VW appoints new CEO to deal with scandal

VW appoints veteran Matthias Müller to lead the company through a crisis that could redefine the automaker

Narendra Modi's meetings with the likes of Satya Nadella and Elon Musk will have done much to enhance his Digital India initiative

Indian prime minister courts Silicon Valley

After meeting with US tech CEOs, Modi has secured a number of important agreements for India

Pierre Moscovici, European Commissioner for Economic and Financial Affairs, Taxation and Customs

The EC has neglected country-by-country tax reporting

Amid the noise of cracking down on tax avoidance, the issue of country-by-country reporting has somehow escaped the attention of policymakers

Zurich Insurance's headquarters. The group has pulled out of a billion-pound bid for RSA Insurance Group

Zurich pulls out of £5.6bn bid for RSA

Biggest insurance takeover of the decade is off due to Tianjin blasts

A man wears a Primark suit. The retail giant has announced intentions to expand its operations in the US - many question whether it can conquer the fashion market there

Primark goes west

In announcing plans to expand to the US, Irish fast fashion retailer Primark is following a route well worn by competitors in Europe, with mixed results for many

Astex Pharmaceuticals believes that open innovation in the pharmaceutical industry can invigorate internal research groups and inspire more strategic partnerships

Astex demonstrates the power of open innovation in pharma

Improved interactions between pharmaceutical companies and third parties have inspired some of the latest industry advances. Nowhere is this better illustrated than in the case of Astex

Many companies get bad press when they announce they are to restructure - but such reorganisation can be a very positive step

Restructure – before it’s too late

The earlier a company admits a crisis, the greater the chances of a turnaround. Still, many only act when it’s too late

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