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Companies are adopting flexible policies to address the difference, but from the public sector to the big banks there are still hurdles ahead. And use our searchable table to see how your company is doing

Legal & General voted for boss’s bumper deal at AstraZeneca, but it warns that any successor can’t count on similar remuneration

Project Everest, the botched attempt to split audit and consultancy, is still setting nerves on end. Can a new chief executive climb the mountain all over again?

Forbes’ ancestors helped build America, then blew it. She’s now on her third career — in biotech, as chief executive of MeiraGTx

Asian workers face the chop as new legislation on pay and hours is set to come into force

PR firm sends senior manager to listen to staff as a letter, apparently from employees in Asia, warns of ‘discriminatory practices’ by western partners

The drugs giant is withdrawing its vaccine because of slowing demand, while its rivals are scrambling to develop jabs for new ailments

Travellers across the world face further delays while issues caused by the CrowdStrike ‘logic error’ are unravelled

It costs the taxpayer £3 billion a year to put migrants in hotels — and every time a room is booked mysterious companies are taking a cut

The Texan tycoon behind bankrupt prison builder is ‘devastated’ for the 2,200 people who have lost their jobs as details emerge of a $1 billion debt owed to Goldman Sachs