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Analysts want action while confidence in management is depleted but activists have no short-term fixes
Mologic’s Paul Davis, who revolutionised pregnancy testing, on his mission to democratise medical technology
The fierce backlash from US state funds over Ben & Jerry’s boycott underscores diverging demands from shareholders
Bernstein moots shake-up at Anglo-Dutch group; Robey Warshaw limps through UK M&A boom; THG’s history lesson
The UK group is trying to distance itself from its brand’s Israel policy. It doesn’t wash
Consumer goods group’s margins squeezed by surging commodity, packaging and transport prices
Prime minister complains to chief executive about planned withdrawal from occupied Palestinian territories
The lockdown cohort has suffered knocks to its training, networks and confidence, and there are fewer entry-level jobs to go round
Nestlé, Unilever, Diageo and Mars among groups developing materials that can be easily recycled
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Move comes as Anglo-Dutch group beats expectations, with underlying sales rising 5.7%
Multinational seeks to challenge ‘narrow beauty ideals’ in packaging and advertising
3G is known for using big acquisitions to overhaul businesses, but this time the food group is looking to make changes from within
Ousting of Emmanuel Faber underlines challenge of pursing profits and ESG goals
Emmanuel Faber will stay on as chairman despite investors calling for his departure
Politically sensitive unification will create a nimbler player in mergers and acquisitions
Risks of further margin compression remain
Shell earnings drop 87%, Deutsche Bank moves back into profit
Lifebuoy soap producer outlines plans for higher growth after 2020 results send shares down
Trials to begin for new technology that will have uses from banknotes to odourless shoes
AstraZeneca’s $39bn takeover of US bio group Alexion is a milestone moment in a busy year for M&A
First FTSE 100 company to offer shareholders recurrent say on efforts to address global warming
There are multiple advantages beyond a Friday morning lie-in
Consumer goods group will conduct year-long experiment and assess lessons for rest of workforce
Saudi Arabia’s finance minister says low-income nations could receive more IMF funds soon
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