Leaked report, which the carmaker claimed cleared it from forced labour allegations, shows audit fell short, according to experts
Group valuation underpinning planned break-up nears €13.6bn, which would trigger bumper payouts to more than 100 managers
Lenders are pushing back on ‘high-water ebitda’ provisions and most have been excised from terms
Tory leadership frontrunner says GDP figures ‘juiced up’ by arrivals
Oregon-based company brings in retired executive Elliott Hill to turn around its performance
Platform says temporary restoration was ‘inadvertent’ but will keep fighting court order that banned it in the country
Clearlake Capital bought, sold and continued to own Wheel Pros even as it collapsed under $1.7bn in debt
Chipmaker is trying to pull off one of the most complex revivals in tech history
Fintech’s short history includes leasing Archegos’s old offices and hiring a convicted fraudster
Swedish start-up struggles to secure funds as it tries to increase production at its gigafactory
Ugly boardroom brawl at Masimo has pitted founder Joe Kiani against activist investor Quentin Koffey
Famed investor subsequently apologises and deletes account on X
African pledge comes as wrangling continues about how to fund the energy transition in developing countries
Statement comes as talks continue between Beijing’s commerce minister and European trade commissioner
Move follows FT report on an audit clearing the carmaker of forced labour at its Xinjiang plant
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Trading house to announce as early as next week that head of gas, power and renewables will succeed Jeremy Weir
Exemption from cost disclosures to make the products more attractive to both institutions and customers
Venture groups believe ChatGPT-maker will eventually be the world’s dominant AI company and worth trillions of dollars
Also in today’s newsletter: ‘biblically responsible investing’ draws regulator’s scrutiny
The franchise has inspired a flurry of fast-paced competitions designed to draw in untapped audiences, but the field is getting crowded
Billionaire’s satellite service is considered vital in remote areas but is coming under new scrutiny in Latin American country
The pillar of the direct-sales industry sought bankruptcy protection this week
Co-operation would be part of wider western ‘de-risking’ because of security fears over Chinese products
Also in today’s newsletter, S&P 500 hits record high and Amazon’s crackdown on remote work
The impact of leveraged payouts examined
Going private might take a company out of the limelight but the challenges will remain the same
Cheap renewables’ growing share of production means more time when energy costs drop below zero
German carmaker lowers full-year outlook on weakness in Chinese demand
Also in this newsletter: 20 EU member states call for deregulation
Battery start-up raised more than $15bn but is struggling to secure the funds amid low production
There has been just one debut since the city-state’s regulator approved the products in December
State-owned company that prosecuted postmasters needs to cut costs and offer better rewards
Plus, Europe’s great battery hope scrambles to raise funds and an ugly boardroom brawl to kick out a billionaire founder
While A-listers come out for presidential candidates, experts say they may not move the dial on polling day