Globalisation

Trying to keep the workforce of a company happy when employers are based in a range of locations and used to a diverse array of cultures presents a unique challenge for Europe's CEOs

Europe Day 2019: The challenge of managing multiple international hubs

Despite the advantages that globalisation brings, companies who have operations across multiple jurisdictions can find that their operations become disjointed without concrete and transparent guidelines in place

Labour shortages threaten Central European growth

Growth rates remain high across the Visegrád Group, but tightening labour markets may pose problems in the future. Tackling this issue without dampening investment will not be easy, writes Barclay Ballard

WEF hopes to shape a new global architecture at Davos 2019

The World Economic Forum will return to Davos for its annual meeting in January. As international fractures persist, global leaders will be charged with confronting the issues presented by trade wars, artificial intelligence and inequality

Building global partnerships key to long-term logistics success

The insistent coupling of globalisation and technology has transformed the logistics industry, making the need for human interaction and trustworthy partnerships more important than ever

Cultural understanding key to Yerra’s continued global growth

With governments intent on becoming increasingly insular, it is up to businesses to build and promote relationships around the world

Davos considers holistic approach

World Economic Forum (WEF) throws up several questions concerning, primarily, globalisation

Awards Supplement 2023

The European CEO awards 2023 have now been announced, presenting our pick of the CEOs, companies and campaigns leading their sectors.