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The US activist investor has set his sights on Workspace, calling for a mass sell-off of London property and the removal of five board directors

The oil and gas giant now faces fresh questions over its governance and strategic direction as chief executive Meg O’Neill attempts a reset

BP’s latest bout of boardroom drama has seen its chair depart amid allegations of bullying, as governance continues to be a sore for the oil company

The supermarket’s pre-tax profit was down roughly a quarter on the previous year thanks to tech scammers. Boards need to prepare for the evolving risk from AI

Investors are warned of ‘absurd’ valuations and a structure that grants the billionaire absolute control forever

Having helped its creators monetise their wares, the porn-friendly media company may one day offer them bank accounts, loans, even mortgages. What could go wrong?

Caution from domestic institutional investors has outsiders circling FTSE companies

As chair Andrew Martin prepares to step down, he’s simultaneously dealing with a take-private bid that could mean the company exits the FTSE 100

Policies that convince entrepreneurs to stay, attract new talent from abroad and restore confidence in the City are essential to growth

The tech sector has huge potential to drive economic growth, say business leaders, but only if investors take greater risks

Not every company that chooses to list in America over Britain does well out of it

Fifteen years after launching the long-running case, the taxman stands to lose the lot if a panel of foreign arbitrators rules in favour of the commodities giant

The activist investor’s bet has yet to pay off. Now, with a $45bn deal agreed to merge the Marmite maker’s foods business, the pressure on costs and an appetite for acquisitions are growing

The country is outperforming Britain thanks to its unique ‘flywheel’ effect and government support, and nowhere is innovation thriving more than in Gothenburg

The demerger comes at a risky moment, as war in the Middle East dampens consumer confidence

The Norwegian software company was the darling of the City – until the release of a powerful AI legal tool forced a rethink

Falling profits and market share have put a target on the back of the supermarket’s former saviour, and its new landlord is facing its own share of troubles too

Any win for individual claimants would be dwarfed by that of the firm bankrolling their £1.5bn class action against the property portal

The artificial intelligence company is looking to list on the US stock market, but it has taken a big hit from its competitors in recent months