Value is transferred from employees to shareholders

Fortunes quietly accumulated are hard to spot and lists rely on some guesswork

Opportunities remain in real estate while the dust from demonetisation settles

The ‘camera company’ is searching, or lurching, for a solution to slow growth

Pershing Square founder has lost his groove

Free cash flow set to turn positive for the first time in 7 years

Brand’s stable ownership and strong record inspire confidence

The IPO looks expensive given the risks and dependence on the parent

Groups with diversified portfolios and low debt levels stand to benefit the most

The Murdochs consider flight over fight

Hock Tan has failed to persuade investors a deal will happen

Any ruler who arrests his relatives will not listen much to minority shareholders

Investment more like a wooden spoon than consolation prize

Keeping Xavier Rolet as CEO would now be incompatible with retaining Donald Brydon as chairman

Masayoshi Son’s insistence on control has cost shareholders dearly

Time to stop scapegoating the NFL and taste the toppings

Latest plans leave back doors open for clever financiers

The future of vinyl belongs to niche issuance and fan-favourite compilations

Investors are tired of bumps at the telecoms group; but they should stay the course

Job cuts, fake news, gender pay gap, Ryanair, StanChart, HSBC and Johnston Press

Demand for the expensive iPhone is good news, but so is the wide price range

Getting out of department chains seems to be the wiser choice in Germany or anywhere else

Alex Salmond is not the right man to fix the venerable title