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Weapons maker Emilian Gebrev survived two poisoning attempts and his munitions plants were set ablaze
Short-term funds can have misaligned interests, says finance chief, after collapse of rival insurer
Central bank chief Joachim Nagel’s position at odds with other ECB policymakers
Chinese group says commitment to Swedish carmaker remains ‘steadfast’
Activity of British arm of VSMPO-AVISMA is legal because of carve-out in sanctions regimes
Rome blessed purchase of Sicily plant by a company connected to billionaire convicted of corruption in Switzerland
The jewellery brand says its family-owned structure gives it the agility to keep ahead of the market
US prosecutors say Aviram Azari orchestrated and facilitated ‘international hacking-for-hire spearphishing campaign’
Arrests come amid legal tussle between Danish brewer and Kremlin-backed managers over brand licensing rights
Sales expected to be affected by flatlining China performance next year
Mentoring and employee networks figure among chipmaker’s measures
Part-time work option and hybrid model assist in supporting female participation in labour market
Investor interest in debt yielding about 9.6% comes after UBS received $36bn of demand last week
Supreme court upholds conviction against Swiss lender but orders €1.8bn of penalties to be recalculated
Luca de Meo outlines French carmaker’s expansion goal with plans to launch seven new electric models
Chief executive of French train maker says company will also consider capital increase
Hubert Seipel has admitted to receiving €600,000 from a sanctioned oligarch
German clean energy group does not see unit returning to profitability until 2026
Western nations are exploring more robust ways of enforcing a price cap on Kremlin’s crude
Protesting workers shut factories after minimum wage increase fails to meet soaring inflation
Personal injury claims could reach $66bn in crisis akin to asbestos liabilities
Central Group will be the retailer’s majority owner after a financial crisis at Signa
Group is less likely than some to breach debt covenants but does not have much wriggle room
Deal is vital to sustaining a €110bn portfolio of clean energy projects planned by the company
Agreement comes as European countries seek to avoid repeat of energy price explosion that followed Ukraine invasion
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