β¬22.3 billion loss: Stellantis pays dearly for its former CEO's obstinacy on all-electric cars
Stellantis reported a staggering β¬22.3 billion loss, as the company shifts focus from electric to thermal vehicles due to decisions made by its former leadership.
Vivendi Universal, France Telecom... Before Stellantis, these French companies also faced historical losses
The French automobile manufacturer Stellantis recently reported a staggering loss of β¬22.3 billion for 2025, marking it as the second-largest loss ever recorded for a French company.
Onfly, corporate travel management company, partners with Mexican Volaris
Onfly has partnered with Mexican airline Volaris to offer its clients low-cost travel options through its platform as part of its strategy to expand in the Latin American market.
Intercatering: Creating high value in high-demand corporate events
The article discusses the evolving role of catering in corporate events and its strategic importance for their success.
My boss is a robot. Companies strive for the immortality of their best managers with the help of AI
Companies are using AI and digital projections to create digital clones of their top managers in an attempt to retain their unique skills and characteristics, but these clones sometimes malfunction or provide incorrect information.
The Ministry of Agriculture approves the new board of 'Latvijas Valsts meΕΎi'
The Ministry of Agriculture has appointed a new board for 'Latvijas Valsts meΕΎi,' focusing on corporate governance, strategy development, and management, while a search for a third board member with expertise in forestry and environmental protection is ongoing.
Stellantis: Expects burdens of β¬22.2 billion - 20% plunge for the stock, trading suspended
Stellantis announced it expects burdens of approximately β¬22 billion ahead of its 2025 results, leading to a 20% drop in its stock price and a suspension of trading.
Mitsubishi Electric's voluntary retirement program receives 2,378 applications - one in four employees over 53 years old
Mitsubishi Electric announced that 2,378 employees aged 53 and above applied for its voluntary retirement program, equating to one in four eligible employees, with a total of approximately 4,700 retirements anticipated across the group.
Will ESG bring benefits? Enea sees them in streamlining processes and finances
Enea highlights its new ESG strategy, emphasizing the efforts needed for implementation and the recent EU regulations that ease reporting for smaller companies.