Boeing first-quarter jet deliveries dip to lowest since mid-2021
US firm battling range of questions on quality of its planes after mishaps
General Electric
Europe’s wind industry flags further weakness in 2023 despite energy demand
Profits hit as materials costs surge and new projects are delayed by lengthy bureaucratic process
Rolls-Royce’s new chief warns company is a ‘burning platform’
Tufan Erginbilgic delivers bleak assessment to employees on future of UK engineering group
GE sees annual profit below estimates amid renewables woes
Shares slipped in early trading in New York
Global stocks fall after best two-day rally since November
Euronext Dublin outperforms international peers on the back of 3 per cent climb by Ryanair
GE HealthCare shares rise on market debut
Company upbeat on outlook as strong demand for its medical equipment and services has allowed it to raise prices
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GE whipsaws as aerospace gains counter wind business woes
Conglomerate is in process of being broken up
GE Healthcare unveils €30.5 million production line at Cork plant
Expansion will increase production capacity at facility by 50% over three years
GE Healthcare to be spun off in January
Unit is bright spot in troubled GE portfolio as it tries to simplify its structure and operations
China’s zero-Covid policy not ‘sustainable’, says head of WHO
Increased knowledge and better tools to fight virus suggests time for change of strategy – Tedros
Sovcombank PJSC to miss payment on bonds issued by Irish subsidiary
Lender is first Russian bank to say it will miss foreign-currency bond payment
Francesco Ceccato, Barclays Europe’s CEO: On deals, regulation and choosing Dublin
Brexit prompted Barclays to chose Republic as its EU base
European stocks record biggest one-day gain in two years
Banks and travel shares rally as investors pause sell-off and oil prices edge down
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Three steps managers can take to bring staff through periods of great uncertainty
ESG set to remain key factor in multinational investment strategies
Buyers now taking more holistic approach to ESG due diligence
Bank of Ireland back on board to sponsor Irish Times Business Awards
Event at Mansion House on April 21 will include Business Person of the Year prize
European shares claw back ground after previous day’s massive sell-off
Iseq in Dublin creeps into positive territory as major bank stocks outperform
ESB under investigation over electricity prices following complaints from rivals
State energy firm says allegations ‘appear based on limited understanding’ of market
Aercap completed 438 deals with airlines and manufacturers last year, company says
Lessor raises $30.5bn in long-term funding
Toshiba board wants to split into three and rejects plans to go private
Japanese industrial conglomerate proposes break-up following shareholder discontent
Wall St banks garner $7.2bn in fees from dealmaking linked to GE break-up
Advisers profit while conglomerate’s market value has fallen about 75% since 2000
Dublin-based Aercap completes deal to become world’s biggest aircraft lessor
Aercap agreed in March to buy rival from US giant General Electric for $30bn in cash and shares
Tinder founders go to court over bitter break-up with Barry Diller
Entrepreneurs allege they have been cheated out of billions of dollars
European stocks slip as US employment data points to slowing growth
Travel, retail and energy shares lead the fallers
EU regulators approve Aercap’s €25bn leasing megadeal
Irish aircraft lessor’s takeover of GE Capital Aviation Services will create global leader
Why Covid-19 saw a rise in Iseq CEOs’ average pay
Median CEO compensation package falls almost 36 per cent to €1.2 million however
AerCap set to get EU approval for €25bn GE bid, sources say
Deal between world’s two largest aircraft leasing companies would create new financing giant
Teneo names ex-Xerox boss Ursula Burns as new chair
Burns has worked as a senior adviser to the company since 2017
General Motors cuts ties with Teneo after Declan Kelly misconduct allegations
PR firm left trying to reassure staff and clients
Investors revolt against executive pay in record numbers
Companies rewrote bonus plans to help executives during pandemic slump
GE boss faces revolt over bonus as shareholder adviser bares its teeth
Investors should reject Larry Culp’s revised pay deal, ISS says in latest recommendation
Why ranking employees by performance is a disastrous process that demoralises staff
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Ireland central to alleged $1.4bn ‘abusive’ tax shelter by pharma giant
Accidental disclosure by IRS exposes $1bn tax fight with Bristol Myers Squibb
Fly Leasing’s €2bn sale to Carlyle prompted by private equity firms’ demand for assets
Colm Barrington says private equity investors have ‘lots of cash’ and seek to spend it
Audacious move for AerCap’s Kelly hinges on aviation rebound
Deal to buy GE’s jet keasing business doubles the size of the company
Aercap confirms €25bn deal to create world’s biggest aircraft lessor
Irish-based group’s purchase will create fleet of 2,000 planes and 300 helicopters
Markets rise on strong corporate updates
Markets report: Iseq up by 0.6 per cent as most European and US indices finish ahead
General Electric ends tumultuous year with stronger cash flows
Power and renewable energy division help the group bounce back from May’s 30-year low
US bank earnings and vaccine supply issues dog markets
Dollar on track for strongest week in more than two months
General Electric accuses Siemens Energy of stealing trade secrets
Account manager shared information on gas turbines bid with dozens of colleagues
Unions blast $47m bonus for GE boss after target lowered
Dramatic rewriting of share price target could trigger investor backlash
European shares rise again as eyes are trained on US in hopes of stimulus
Iseq lags European peers, but closes marginally ahead
Stocktake: Exxon Mobil suffers worst losing streak in 40 years
Many of the biggest market winners eventually become the biggest losers
Siemens’ $18bn energy spin-off falls in Frankfurt debut
German giant retains 35% stake in power transmission and turbine business
European stocks edge higher as investors mull Covid-19 restrictions
Markets report: US equities rise but Boeing weighs on Dow Jones
Post-Covid era gives firms chance to reassess value of operations
Crisis is oiling decisions to coldly and wisely jettison underperforming businesses
‘It’s a matter of fairness’: squeezing more tax from multinationals
Governments will need to start thinking about who will pay for their ballooning deficits
Irish man John Slattery to head GE aviation unit
Slattery will take over from David Joyce on September 1st
Wall Street jumps to seven-week high as European stocks close higher
Investors’ mood improves despite first contraction in US economy since 2014
Shares up on lockdown easing hopes
Earnings season in full swing with about 173 companies in S&P 500 reporting this week
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