Management

Patrick Drahi returns to Altice amid management reshuffle

After a calamitous week for Netherlands telecom giant Altice, founder Patrick Drahi has returned to the helm, reinstating the company’s old guard to key management positions

The top legal steps to take if you find yourself harassed at work

Karen Holden, the founder of A City Law Firm, gives the top legal tips for anyone who finds themselves harassed at work

Bloomberg opens first European headquarters in London

Economic and financial information company Bloomberg has unveiled its new European headquarters in London despite the mounting uncertainty surrounding Brexit negotiations

Business by the beach: What European businesses need to know

Establishing a US subsidiary or partnership means doing your homework: the second half of our mini-documentary shows you where to start

Business by the beach: Why Virginia Beach could be your gateway to the US

Discover how Virginia Beach is attracting European businesses in the first part of our mini-documentary

The top 5 golf resorts

We count down the top golf destinations in Europe, and the world, for business and pleasure

London Stock Exchange CEO announces departure

Xavier Rolet, who joined the London Stock Exchange from Lehman Brothers eight years ago, has announced that he will step down as CEO before the end of 2018

Barbara Soltysinska, the CEO and co-founder of indaHash.com, which helps influencers profit from their audience size

How to make money from being a social media influencer

Barbara Soltysinska’s unique platform allows social media influencers to profit from their large follower numbers

Fixing the friction that costs your business 6,500 hours a year

Tungsten Network CEO Richard Hurwitz explains how digital automation can save your accounts department time, money, and an awful lot of stress

In the last year, Ericsson has appointed a new CEO and chairman as part of a company-wide reorganisation in the hope of remaining competitive despite low-cost rivals

Ericsson names new chairman as shareholder pressure mounts

Swedish telecoms company Ericsson has nominated Ronnie Leten to become its new chairman, following his successful period as CEO of Atlas Copco

EU-US Privacy Shield faces “moment of truth” as review gets underway

The first annual review of the EU-US Privacy Shield will establish whether EU citizens’ privacy is being adequately protected amid Donald Trump’s ‘America First’ rhetoric

"When I started out in property I knew nothing", says Nicole Bremner - who's become one of the most successful individuals in the market

How to make millions in property; Nicole Bremner gives her top tips

Nicole Bremner’s vertiginous rise in the property world has meant the London-based Australian now finds herself in hot demand

Amazon announces search for second North American HQ

The company evaluates options in the US and Canada to disburse $5bn and open 50,000 job positions

European court to re-examine €1.06bn Intel fine following appeal

An antitrust fine issued to Intel by the EU General Court has been temporarily annulled, providing encouragement to US tech firms found to have breached EU regulations

Nissan turns over new Leaf with entry into self-driving market

Japanese carmaker Nissan will release its first European car with driverless capabilities in January 2018, after proclaiming it to be “the most advanced electric vehicle for the masses”

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