Investors should be pleased that the multinational demonstrated pricing discipline in the face of an escalating bidding war

Underlying the growing concern, a rating downgrade by Moody's causes Italian 10-year yields yields to rise above 6 per cent once more

European operators begin to place multiple orders with chipmakers for only physical piece of the phone that is owned by the telecom networks

David Brennan awarded severance package after being ousted by shareholders in Anglo-Swedish pharmaceuticals group amid wave of investor discontent

This crisis will not end as long as debt is merely shuffled around and a credible strategy must be in place for investors to regain confidence

Shares in PostNL fall after European authorities announce a review of the €5.15bn tie-up between UPS and TNT Express, 29.9 per cent owned by the Dutch company

The move comes three months after the phone was launched amid great fanfare and subsequent disappointment due to a software bug and mixed reviews

Ryanair, in its offer document, said its plan to raise passenger numbers at the Irish flag-carrier would mean hiring more airline staff

Shareholders in the Italian builder secure rare victory for shareholder activism after battle between the Salini and Gavio families

French telecoms group offers no explanation for expected operating loss but, given the squeeze on its customers, investors can read between the lines

Telecoms equipment maker abandons full-year target, blaming its ‘business mix' and offering yet more evidence of the woes in the sector

Building materials group explores ‘strategic options' for its French division as it accelerates its programme to dispose of underperforming assets