Management

Rolls-Royce rethinks management structure

Major British manufacturer Rolls-Royce has announced the first step in what is a wide-ranging restructuring programme by making cuts to its senior management team

A number of businesses are sharpening up their algorithms so as to better serve customers and understand their individual needs

Online retailers sharpen up their consumer understanding

Time-poor consumers can’t find what they’re looking for online, so instead they’re leaving it in the hands of someone else

Dustin Moskovitz is one of the world's most generous people - and is admired for researching the projects he invests in

Five big philanthropists you’ve never heard of

There’s more to philanthropy than Gates and Buffet, so here are five big givers who often slip under the radar

The People's Bank of China, which has explained that the EBRD's activities complemented its own efforts to promote economic connectivity and investment within the areas of its "One Belt, One Road" initiative

China joins the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development

Europe’s development bank accepts China as its latest member

When the going gets tough, investors should start buying

Mark Dampier talks to European CEO about why it might be good to invest when markets are under pressure

Brinks, a division of the iconic US security company, is one of the safest firms through which to transport high-risk cargo

Brinks on safeguarding the supply chain

The backbone of business is an invisible supply chain, keeping markets running

Appletree specialises in developing dermatological medicines, as well as on paediatric investigations, and is the only contract research organisation in Europe with combined expertise in medical devices and ophthamology

Appletree enhances clinical research in Europe

The regulatory landscape for clinical trials is changing. Europe is losing ground when it comes to pharmaceutical advancement, especially when compared to the US

With the introduction of country-by-country tax reporting, businesses must understand the implications of the regulations

Companies must gear up for Europe’s new tax reporting requirements

As the EU prepares for country-by-country tax reporting requirements, businesses would do well to understand the minutiae of the upcoming regulations

RSM operates in many emerging and developing economies, helping clients mitigate risk and streamline their business processes

RSM: accounting for the world

Globalisation is now a reality, not a trend. Working with a single, internationally-focused advisory partner is more important than ever in a truly connected world

With ten years of global experience, Templar Executives is well positioned to support and protect governments and businesses from cyber attacks

Templar Executives enhances cyber security across the world

At a time when cyber attacks have risen to the top of the agenda for both the private and public spheres, understanding how to mitigate risk is more important than ever

As the world becomes more connected, organisations must rethink their security solutions to stay protected

F-Secure: security is essential in an age of mass connectivity

The world is becoming a connected place. The threats this brings have not yet filtered down to normal consumers, but it is only a matter of time until they do. Forward-thinking security is the only way to tackle this

Xeltis has become one of the most attractive start-up companies, and has created some of the most innovative cardiovascular products. It is currently developing the first ever bio-absorbable cardiac valves and vessels

Xeltis’ cardiovascular solutions whet investors’ appetites

As funding for new medical technology becomes harder to secure, it takes true innovation and a solid business proposal to get the attention of investors

The EU Commission is trying to improve aviation in the continent with a new strategy

EU Commission implements new aviation strategy

The EU Commission has plans to expand the continent’s aviation sector, in order to provide cheaper flights for all

Hutman Diagnostics promises to slash diagnostic time for infectious disease

Hutman Diagnostics’ new procedure could reduce doctors’ wait time from four days to four hours, says Hutman CEO Paul R Hofer

Given the huge profits IKEA turns in each year, many are surprised by how little tax it pays compared to its competitors

IKEA comes under scrutiny for its tax affairs

Furniture giant IKEA is company of two faces. On the one hand, it is committed to charity and sustainability. On the other, the global juggernaut inexplicably operates as a non-profit entity

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