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Can a car boss turn around Gucci’s owner?

THE RENAULT Twingo Equilibre is a pint-sized runaround for the thrifty. The special-edition Gucci Jackie Notte handbag is an iconic accessory for the loaded. Besides being available in black and a price...

The family saga at Germany’s media colossus takes an unusual twist

It is common for family empires to eventually pass into the managerial hands of an outsider. Rarely does an heir later take back the reins. Yet that is precisely what is under...

AI is turning the ad business upside down

The advertising business sells nothing so well as itself. This talent was on full display at the industry’s annual awards in Cannes, which began on June 16th. Advertising “not only pushes creative...

Why China is giving away its tech for free

Underpinning the digital economy is a deep foundation of open-source software, freely available for anyone to use. The majority of the world’s websites are run using Apache and Nginx, two open-source programs....

What employees think of their companies’ values

<!-->]--><!--> --><!-->-->To measure corporate culture, CultureX starts by compiling anonymous reviews submitted by employees to Glassdoor, a workplace-review website. For this project

How to build the right corporate culture

Every company has a culture, whether it wants one or not. But too few firms think deeply about what they want their culture to be, or about how to embed it. As...

The world’s biggest food company plans to beef up in America

Consumers outside Brazil may not be familiar with JBS, even though many will have tasted its products. But as the meat-packing colossus prepared to list on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE)...

Make America French Again

ON JUNE 14TH Constitution Avenue will turn into the Champs Elysées for a day. Some 150 military vehicles, 50 aircraft and 6,600 troops will roll, fly and march past the White House...

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