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Hurricanes Turn Dealmakers Into Philanthropists
Executives and institutions normally known for their big-ticket dealmaking and political pronouncements have taken on an almost activist stance in the aftermath of Hurricanes Irma and Harvey.
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Bogliolo To Add Some Glimmer To Tiffany & Co
The luxury jewelry brandhas hiredveteran luxury industry executiveAlessandra Bogliolo as CEOhoping to revive its past lustre
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Chile | Jobs Hinge On Lithium To Power Electric Cars
Chile expects lithium based “white petroleum” industry to attract $10 billion in investment and generate 10,000 new jobs.
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Metadata Makes Sense
For banks that have invested in Big Data capabilities but are struggling to generate value from them, metadata can unlock meaningful insights.
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Poland’s Fight With The EU: Enter The Bison
European Court of Justice'sinterim measures against Poland for logging inthe Biaowiea forest further strains relations between the country and the EU spearking fears of a Polexit
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Saudi Arabia Eyes 35,000 Jobs In Red Sea Tourism Push
The newly anointed heir to the Saudi throne, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is planning a mega tourism project that could possibly contribute 15 billion riyal ($4 billion) to the kingdom’s GDP and create up to 35,000 jobs.
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Serbia Increases Its Allure For Foreign Investors
Serbia took pole position in the 2016 global performance index for greenfield foreign direct investment (FDI) released by fDi Intelligence, an FT data division. It displacedVietnam, index leader for the two previous years.
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Transforming Supply Chains
<span style="font-size: 14px;">Sean Monahan, a partner with A.T. Kearney, leader of the firm’s Operations & Performance Transformation Practice in the Americas region and an expert in supply chain across the consumer products, retail, agricultural, pharmaceutical, chemical, automotive and high-tech sectors, visits ourGlobal Salon to talk about how technology is impacting corporate logistics.</span>
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Kenyatta Reelected Kenya’s President Amidst Protests
Kenya has seenstrong economic performance and a growing middle class under Kenyattaover the past decade
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Mondelēz’s New Chief Must Navigate Change
The US based food giant announced that Dirk Van de Put will become the company’s new CEO in November. He will have to address changing consumer preferences like fresh over processed Food, organic ingredients and dining out
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AkzoNobel CEO Faces Shareholder Revolt
Newly appointed AkzoNobel CEO Thierry Vanlancker takes over the Dutch paint company at a time when it faces an ongoing battle with its biggest shareholder, Elliott Management, andseveralhostiletakeover attempts from US rival PPG Industries.
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China Reunification At 20: A Mixed Bag
Hong Kong has grown beyond most expectations since its reunification with China two decades ago. ButShanghai and Shenzhen pose fresh challenges.