Les Moonves and Shari Redstone are acting like entitled baby boomers

The transfer market in talent is undermining traditional legal practices

Jeff Bezos and Winston Churchill both appreciated the value of skilful narrative

Criminal charges against chief executives are rare, but they can help companies reform

The US has had the last word on the capital’s endorsement of Oleg Deripaska

The next generation needs humility, experience and dedication to lead companies

Sorrell’s departure from WPP makes it harder for creative entrepreneurs to get rich

Facebook’s design makes it influence users in powerful and unpredictable ways

Qantas’s direct service from Australia to London shows what air passengers value

Its chief made the most of a social media titan’s flaws and a university’s research

David Solomon is the polished operator that a diversified bank requires

Companies infatuated by elite sports teams can learn from the anti-doping affair

Fashion groups such as Kering bring reliability to a volatile industry

The vote for Sneader may be one for continuity but perhaps his peers need a shake-up

There is a glaring conflict of interest in a payment platform giving users scores

The elite education industry is transforming like investment banking and football

Places such as Soho House and WeWork flourish during professional and social upheaval

The London tower block blaze raises disturbing questions about UK fire safety

This was a year of mighty companies falling and millennial challengers rising

John Gapper says retaining familial control has become easier, but there is a need for scrutiny

No one fully understands the rising challenge to the regulated payment system