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Revived in 2015 and changed from a rectangular-cased model to a rounded one, only 19 pieces of the time-only watch have ever been made
The chief executive talks about catering for local consumers after the pandemic shifted global shopping patterns
Owner of brands from Moët to Louis Vuitton reports fresh records for profits and sales
Toymaker will have to sell plenty of tiaras to bring the magic back
Toymaker’s shares rise nearly 10% after it recovers popular franchise lost in 2015
Restructuring follows news that Nelson Peltz’s Trian Partners has built a stake
Consumer goods group’s shares rise after Nelson Peltz stake revealed
Move to sell directly to small kiosks that dominate market threatens traditional distributors
Arrival of Nelson Peltz’s group comes as UK consumer giant under pressure from investors after failed £50bn bid
Consumer goods group faces biggest crisis in years as it seeks to correct faltering strategy
Margin reset treatments are painful — this is a stock for the very patient
Top shareholder urges executives to improve business rather than chase big acquisitions
Top-10 investor Flossbach ‘would strongly oppose’ a deal for consumer business
US tech group’s bid wiped $20bn from the Japanese company’s valuation in a day
Rating agency says group risks losing A status that it is determined to retain
UK pharma company may still prefer to list its consumer health unit but the bar for success is now higher
Consumer group’s shares fall as investors and analysts express doubts about acquisition
Whether or not it buys GSK’s consumer health unit, the company is on the hunt for a big acquisition
Investors push for higher price or spin-off after rejecting Unilever’s £50bn offer
The division jointly owned by Pfizer is due to be spun off in London listing later this year
The consumer goods group would probably have to go higher to win, shouldering heavy debts
Shares are only slightly higher than when consumer goods group fought off a bid from Kraft Heinz
Any buyer of the UK high street chain should quickly find ways to improve its fortunes
Public display of climate and social credentials comes at cost to the business, claims fund manager
CEO of world’s biggest maker tries rubber gloves to boost bottom line
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