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Dutch group launches overhaul in bid to save €300mn annually
Dutch group does not know yet the extent of US legal claims against it
Frans van Houten’s sudden departure comes after the Dutch company recalled faulty products
Shares fall to nine-year low as Dutch medical equipment maker warns sales growth will miss previous expectations
One thing is for sure. We won’t be going back to the 2010s
Dutch group earnings hit by millions of faulty medical devices and supply chain disruptions
Dutch manufacturer has recalled about 3.5m machines that used flawed part
Dutch group’s market cap takes €10bn hit after detection of faulty component that patients say worsens their health
Dutch group’s shares have plunged since discovery of defective part in its sleep and respiratory devices
Dutch group to use shift to web for treatment to boost profits
Philips’ Frans van Houten is breaking up a venerable conglomerate and focusing on health tech
Healthcare tech group chief calls estimate to deal with coronavirus ‘conservative’ as it boosts medical equipment production
Strategic decisions by chief executive make the Dutch company a safe bet
The lights may be long gone, but the future is bright
Dutch conglomerate says coffee machines and vacuum cleaners are no longer a ‘strategic fit’
Unpredictable impact of geopolitics is causing sleeplessness
Shares in Dutch healthcare technology group drop 9% as US-China dispute bites
The Philips case in India that is rewriting intellectual property rules
Dutch health technology group benefits from growth markets while mature ones slide
Both groups are bets on fast-changing medical tech, but which has better vital signs?
Predictive data from devices will be used to avert medical crises
Vocal investors increasingly behind corporate shake-ups on the continent
Traditional lighting is shrinking but the LED business is expanding too slowly to compensate
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