Airline chief seeks to pilot Iberia's recovery, Spain's corporates suffer a dire week, and horsemeat continues to turn up in unexpected places

Depositors spooked by speculation on forced losses, says minister who pledges to fight radical rescue options that would be ‘fatal blow' to confidence

Defence electronics group's shares are up 12% after profits beat expectations, while new chief executive Jean-Bernard Lévy unveils a strategic review

Eurofer chairman Wolfgang Eder says that Europe needs to shed 50m tonnes a year of production to start to address ‘massive structural crisis' in the sector

Referendum sees shareholders given binding say; Golden hellos and goodbyes banned; annual re-elections for directors; criminal sanctions for non-compliance

Current sanctions guidance by the US Treasury calls on companies that provide telecommunications technology to Iran to “exercise great caution”

Earlier ruling means the bank has to pay about €50m to 104 bankers who say they were promised bonuses but awarded a tenth of those pledged

Mark Hardy is concerned Connemara Mining is allowing existing shareholders' interests to be sacrificed because of its tie-up with larger group Teck

Peter Löscher is recovering his poise after a difficult year at the group which has shaken investor confidence in the engineering group and has come out fighting

New sales hit 15-year low as Peugeot and Renault struggle and the industry association warns of little or no improvement this year