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"We want to be bold and disruptive... We're clearly in the conversation,” Jaguar's managing director Rawdon Glover said.
The world's biggest cruise trade body says it may move to protect passengers' safety amid a wave of overtourism protests.
Carlos Tavares is a self-confessed petrol head who turned around Peugoet but fell victim to a global EV downturn at Stellantis.
Swan Hellenic's CEO said: "A select few chose to stage a hunger strike in their protest which is rather counterproductive."
"I think we were contrarians,” Sanofi's chief digital officer Emmanuel Frenehard told Fortune. “I think the contrarians are becoming the norm.”
German giants including Bosch, Thyssenkrupp, and Deutsche Bahn have axed thousands of jobs this year.
More than 1,000 Vauxhall workers will need to move from Luton to Cheshire to keep their jobs as Stellantis consolidates EV manufacturing.
Smithfield Market will close by 2028 after relocation plans were scrapped, concluding 900 years of history to make way for redevelopment.
Hudson says many CEOs are scared of AI, comparing it to The Terminator’s John Connor traveling back in time to stop the rise of the machines.
Novo Nordisk Foundation CEO Mads Krogsgaard Thomsen said only 9 million people are using GLP-1s compared with 1 billion people living with obesity.
The share of remote positions on LinkedIn have plummeted in the last year, but applications for remote jobs are staying strong.
Robert Bosch, which employes arounf 429,000 people, is overhauling its workforce as the company struggles with Germany's flatlining economy.
The €92 billion conglomerate Bosch is cutting hours and pay for hundreds of staff thanks to a "difficult economic situation."
O'Leary called the fine by Spain's consumer rights ministry "unlawful and baseless" after an appeal was rejected.
The Kings League, which Piqué calls “football with a video game,” is building a massive youth-based audience.
The streaming giant beat expectations across several metrics as it approaches its first ever full year of profitability.
Around 40% of Stripe’s employees are fully remote, but CEO Collison has to go into the office despite his introverted personality.
Around a third of Gen Z and millennials report low productivity, and it's their bosses' faults.
O'Leary told Ireland's tourism minister to go back to the classroom as he called for more business people in politics.
Ackman said he would moving Pershing Square's secondary shares to London and called on Universal Music Group to switch to New York.
Americans are looking to the north and across the Atlantic Ocean following Donald's Trump's election victory.
Young women are 1.6 times more likely to call in sick than Gen Z men, research shows.
BMW has "a big footprint in the U.S. for the U.S., its CEO Oliver Zipse said as he played down fears of a trade war between Trump and Europe.
Donald Trump has attacked Orsted and offshore wind, claiming it kills whales.
Donald Trump has snatched a second term in the Oval Office, causing worry in Europe.
“People are not waiting for November. They're getting their affairs in order now.”
French publication Marianne reported authorities carried out simultaneous raids in Paris and Amsterdam.
German workers gave hair samples and wore smartwatches to gauge the health benefits of a shortened working week.
Novo Nordisk faces a challenge turning around the fortunes of residents in a major Danish manufacturing hub.
Employees say they're losing nearly 6 hours a week to laborious tasks because their bosses aren't automating.
Germany's economy would have grown by 0.5% instead of contracting last year if illness wasn't so high, researchers say.
It would take more than 33 quintillion years for Google to pay Russia based on its annual profits last year.
Bosses are engaging in subtle forms of bullying to control their employeees, and giving them 'office housework' to undermine them.
Bolt CEO Markus Villig reportedly said it was a "disgrace" that less than half his workers were making it into the office at least two days a week.
RE/MAXX survey finds Irish people amongst the most likely to consider moving abroad as affordability crisis strikes across Europe.
The Fortune 500 Europe has a feeble share of tech companies. But its industrial giants are increasingly turning to generative AI.
Everything that could go wrong has gone wrong for Germany’s economy. How can it turn things around?
Nicolai Tangen's $2 trillion oil fund holds billions in AI companies, but he thinks they're emerging as a key risk area.
Redditors' favorite trading platform is allowing U.K. customers to trade on leverage, but risks abound.
Global Humanitaria's restaurant is revered by tourists, who leave with more than a full stomach.
Fiat workers have been in limbo for a year as parent Stellantis fights falling sales.
Plunge of up to 15% comes after ASML's earnings reveal lower 2025 sales forecast and weaker orders.
MBA students are increasingly opting to quit their jobs to form startups, so bosses have stopped footing the bill.
Saudi Arabia's plans to ramp up oil production could hit price levels critical for fueling Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Europe is unlikely to find a solution to an ageing population hammering the region's economy.
CEO Carlos Tavares faced pressure as the carmaker fights low sales in the U.S. and a bloated inventory.
Dealers in the U.S. say Stellantis cars are too expensive, locking out old customers.
Intercom's co-founder said there wasn't a "gotcha" moment, but Claude outperformed ChatGPT on its "Torture Test."
China's reported offer fell way below the average €66,000 price for an EV in Europe.
Rob McElhenney told Fortune he views vintage jerseys as a storytelling device, leaving them ripe for growth.
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