Новости за 28.02.2016

The 86-year-old founder’s fifth 20-year phase involves a big shift online

Results for parliament and experts assembly deal blow to hardliners

Analysts ‘taken aback’ as struggling miner makes it easier for chief executive Mark Cutifani to boost pay

French pharma group ready to pay $20bn for targets as it hunts sources of growth

Key launches from Volkswagen and Maserati aim to shift focus from electrics on back of low oil price

Agreement with Vijay Mallya does not fix everything

Beijing’s launches latest bid to stem capital outflows and shore up renminbi

UK drugmaker has consulted large shareholders on replacing chief executive

Microsoft founder says investors need to be more discriminating, but still backs venture capital

Readers give their views on how frontline staff can be encouraged to treat customers well

What will academics 1,500 years from now draw on as evidence of life in 2016?

Vinyl record sales increased by more than 50 per cent last year, writes Stephen Witt

Trick-playing Schwab CEO was spot on in one thing at least — inviting job candidates to a restaurant

Lobbyists defend the interests of corporates against disruptive technologies, writes Paul Marshall

Global asset management industry turns on itself amid stock market rout

Small, older companies still make money thanks to customers’ loyalty

Immigration fears and oil price fall shake up race in Cruz’s home state

Calls for grand coalitionas Fine Gael pays price for five years of economic austerity

The party is in a mess, with factions that cannot coexist indefinitely, writes Sebastian Payne

The Chinese Super League has cropped up in football conversations for several years now, but until recently it was in the context of it being one of the sport's so called 'retirement homes': lesser leagues, where prominent Europe-based players only go for a final bulging pay packet and a relatively easy ride. This winter, that all changed, as several genuine global stars — many still in their prime — arrived on big money deals from major European clubs

Glencore’s progress with debt reduction and marketing will be studied by investors

Ren Zhiqiang’s social media accounts shut down by internet watchdog

Ren Zhiqiang’s social media accounts shut down by internet watchdog

Market, once a trophy property among wealthy foreigners, hit by growing supply and falling demand

There will not necessarily be a formal break-up of the EU, but it will become less effective