Irish lender's cost-cutting plans will include slashing executive committee members' pay 15% and switching employees from its existing pension scheme

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Shares fall 16% as Finnish handset maker warns that second-quarter losses from its mobile phone business would be larger than expected

The Finnish handset maker is shedding Vertu, which adorns Nokia phones with jewellery, as part of a wider effort to restructure the business

Dick Boer blames politicians' hints on renegotiation of austerity pact for creating uncertainty after Netherlands records 8.7% fall in retail sales

FT series: Can world-renowned German industrial brainpower win in its latest battle against Chinese counterparts pushing to expand globally?

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The Finnish handset maker is shedding Vertu, which adorns Nokia phones with jewellery, as part of a wider effort to restructure the business

Shares in Switzerland's second-largest bank by assets drop more than 10% after it is urged by the central bank to bolster its reserves

Lobbyists admit in private that they have lost the fight against a European Parliament initiative to limit the size of bonuses relative to salary