CEO News

Following the news today that PSA Group and Fiat-Chrysler (FCA) are in discussions to combine operations and create a leading global group.

How could a further three months of uncertainty affect investment and small business?

Owner of Louis Vuitton and the world's largest luxury group, LVMH, has recently approached iconic jewellery retailer Tiffany & Co. with a takeover of $14.5 billion (£11.3 billion).

Thomas Cook’s unexpected shutdown has initiated yet another corporate earthquake, due to the disruption of technology. It’s not uncommon to see major players suddenly vanish within the world of business.

It says this is a bid to attract Gen Z consumers towards its products, and of course to save the planet, but are there more  business elements to this announcement?

With just weeks to go until the UK is due to leave the European Union, deal flow and finance from the continent into the UK has been under scrutiny as a barometer of support from Europe after the UK exits the UK.

Tesco announced this morning that their Chied Executive, Dave Lewis will be leaving the popular UK retailer to be replaced by ex-Chief Commercial Officer of Wallgreeens Boots Alliance, Ken Murphy.

It’s been reported this week that Forever 21 has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the US.

TripAdvisor recently defended itself from criticism by consumer group Which?, alleging the company was not doing enough to tackle fake reviews on its website.

Set to become the first female to lead any of the UK’s top four big banks (RBS, HSBC, Barclays and Lloyds), Alison Rose has been announced as the successor to current RBS chief executive Ross McEwan.

Last week's rate cut and the accompanying statement from the US Federal Reserve mean that investors must stay fully invested and diversified if they’re serious about building and safeguarding their wealth.

This week WeWork shelved its initial public offering (IPO) after struggling to drum up investor interest in the multibillion-dollar listing.