Slaughter and May Boosts Private Equity Strategy
Leading UK law firm Slaughter and May is intensifying its private equity efforts to capture high-value deals and compete with global rivals in London's legal market.
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JB Drax Senior Macro Salesman Joins ExodusPoint
A senior macro salesman has departed JB Drax to join ExodusPoint, a major hedge fund, in a significant move within London's financial sector.
Starbucks Strike: Workers Urge App Deletion in Pay Row
Starbucks workers in the UK have launched a strike, urging customers to delete the company's app as part of a protest over pay and working conditions.
Supermarkets Revive £2 Vouchers for Healthy Start Scheme
Major UK supermarkets including Tesco, Sainsbury's, Asda and Aldi are considering bringing back Covid-style £2 weekly vouchers to boost the government's Healthy Start programme, aiming to help families with young children and pregnant mothers during the c
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Donkervoort P24 RS: 600hp Dutch Supercar Revealed
Dutch manufacturer Donkervoort unveils the P24 RS, a 600hp lightweight supercar with a Ford V6 engine, manual gearbox, and F1-inspired aerodynamics.
GTA 6 Summer Marketing and November Release Confirmed
Take-Two Interactive reaffirms Grand Theft Auto 6's November 19 release date and announces marketing campaign starting this summer, while denying physical copy rumours.
Wegovy and Ozempic Revenue Forecast and Share Price Drop
Novo Nordisk's blockbuster drugs Wegovy and Ozempic are projected to see a revenue slowdown, leading to a significant drop in the company's share price as market expectations adjust.
Disneyland Paris Deals from £146pp with Flights
Budget-friendly Disneyland Paris packages from £146 per person include flights from London airports, hotel accommodation, and park tickets through Wowcher.
AI Legal Tools Rattle Markets, Shares Tumble
Global markets face turbulence as Anthropic AI's new legal automation tools spark investor fears, causing significant share price declines for LSEG, Rightmove, and Sage.
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Political Risk Returns, Finance Most Exposed
New research reveals political risk is now a major factor in boardroom decisions, with financial services firms perceiving the highest exposure despite energy and pharma sectors facing similar challenges.
Purpose-Driven Firms Outperform Rivals, Says Expert
Sustainability entrepreneur Will Pearson explains how UK companies integrating environmental and social impact into strategy are gaining a competitive edge and driving long-term growth.
Santander Slams FCA Over £461m Scandal Bill During US Takeover
Santander UK has accused the Financial Conduct Authority of overreach as its motor finance scandal provision hits £461m, while its Spanish parent announces a $12.2bn takeover of US-based Webster Bank.
Pinterest Fires Engineers for Identifying Sacked Staff
Pinterest has dismissed two engineers who developed software to identify colleagues affected by recent job cuts, violating company policy and privacy.
London Fintech Bound Lands $25M Funding Boost
London-based fintech Bound has secured nearly $25 million in Series A funding led by AlbionVC to expand its automated foreign exchange risk management platform across Europe.
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Santander's UK Profit Lags as US Deal Sealed
Santander reports record €20.9bn global profit for 2025, but UK operations are hampered by a £295m motor finance provision. The bank also announces a $12.2bn acquisition of Webster Financial in the US.
AI Fears Trigger Global Software Stock Selloff
Software and data company stocks plummet worldwide following Anthropic's AI legal tool launch, with Relx, Pearson, and Tata Consultancy among major casualties.
EDF Back-Billing: Rules on Old Energy Charges
A reader faced a £250 bill from EDF for gas used two years ago. We explore the Ofgem back-billing rules and what to do if you receive an unexpected charge.
Zurich Acquires Beazley in Insurance Merger
Zurich Insurance Group has agreed to acquire Lloyd's underwriter Beazley in a landmark specialty insurance merger valued at a significant premium.
Valentine's Day Deals: Spa Days, Breaks & Dinners from £40
Discover the best Valentine's Day deals for 2026, including spa days, romantic hotel stays, and dining experiences starting from just £40. Perfect gifts for your partner.
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Fairphone 6: Cheaper, Repairable Android Review
The Fairphone 6 offers a cheaper, more repairable, and longer-lasting Android experience, challenging industry norms with sustainable design.
Sisterhood Breaks in Carmarthenshire: Craft and Wellbeing
Discover the new Sisterhood breaks in Carmarthenshire, Wales, where women swap prosecco weekends for pottery, jewellery-making, and coastal walks, embracing Welsh culture and community.
Accountant Blames Romance Scam for £400k Fraud
Tony Stitt, 78, stole £400k from a professor's will meant for charity, blaming a South Asian romance fraud. He avoided jail due to health issues.
FTSE 100 Flat After AI Tool Rattles Markets
London's FTSE 100 is set for a flat opening after European stocks fell sharply following Anthropic's new legal AI tool that targeted key sectors.
DVSA Sets New Learner Driver Test Booking Rules for 2026
The Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency announces new booking restrictions for driving tests starting March 31, 2026, limiting changes to appointments to improve the booking system.
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UBS Investment Bank Profit Jumps 34% Despite Deal Decline
UBS's investment banking division reported a 34% increase in quarterly profit, driven by strong trading and wealth management, even as global deal-making activity declined.
UK Businesses Adopt Year-to-Year Planning Amid Political Flux
A new survey reveals nearly 80% of British employers can only plan workforce strategies 12 months ahead due to political shifts, regulatory changes, and rising employment costs.
UK Growth Slumps: Business Secretary Questions 1% Figure
Business Secretary Peter Kyle questions why UK growth lags behind China and US as new forecasts predict continued economic stagnation through 2028.
Superstar Economics: AI and Creative Inequality
Paul Ormerod argues that AI's threat to creative jobs misses a deeper truth: the arts have always been unequal, driven by market forces, not just technology.
Liverpool Street Tower Recommended for Approval
Planning officers recommend approval for Network Rail's controversial 19-storey office tower above Liverpool Street Station, despite over 2,000 objections from heritage groups and residents.
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Ground Rent Cap Risks Leaseholder Costs and Safety
The proposed cap on ground rents in the Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Bill may deter property investment and hinder building safety remediation efforts, warns industry expert.
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