Francine Lacqua

Most leaders spend their careers trying to reduce uncertainty. The chief executive of PCP Capital Partners built hers by walking towards it.

Germany can still reach its target of filling gas storage sites to 70% by Nov. 1 from its current low levels, Uniper SE Chief Executive Officer Michael Lewis said.

The next generation of chief executives will need to spend more time building flexible organizations as the deployment of artificial intelligence rapidly reshapes how companies do business, according to Harvard Business School Professor Linda Hill.

In Hill’s estimation, the best leaders understand that their job is not simply to give orders

French construction and telecommunication company Bouygues SA plans to expand business in the US, Germany and northern Europe amid sluggish economic growth in its home market.

Jordan Bardella, president of the far-right National Rally party, said France’s unconditional support for Ukraine should be replaced by a more transactional relationship with the embattled country.

Jordan Bardella, head of the far-right National Rally party, set out his red lines for the battle over narrowing France’s yawning budget deficit ahead of the 2027 presidential campaign, vowing to fight any tax hike on households and business.

A 10-year US Treasury yield of 5.5% represents the threshold at which higher borrowing costs would overwhelm earnings growth and begin to pressure equity valuations, according to Alain Bokobza, head of global asset allocation at Societe Generale SA.

Spain must overhaul its relationship with Morocco following a surge of migrants into Ceuta, the country’s north African exclave, Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares said — even as he stopped short of blaming Rabat for the incident.

Former Goldman Sachs Group chief economist Jim O’Neill warned UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham against raising taxes on banks and businesses, saying the moves would threaten economic growth.