KPMG Posts Strong Growth in First UK-Swiss Results
KPMG reports £3.6bn revenue and £576m profit in first year following UK-Swiss merger, with audit and tax divisions showing growth while advisory faces challenges.
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RAC Owners Rev Up £5bn London Float Plans
The RAC's private equity owners have selected Goldman Sachs to lead a potential £5bn London stock market listing in 2026, marking one of the year's biggest flotations.
UK Steam Users May Get Compensation in Valve Lawsuit
A £656 million lawsuit against Valve has been approved to proceed, potentially offering compensation to millions of UK Steam players for alleged overcharging.
Madeira Hikes Tourist Fees to £10 for Popular Trails
Madeira, dubbed the 'Hawaii of Europe', increases hiking fees to nearly £10 for tourists on key trails from 2026, with fines for non-payment, to fund conservation and manage visitor numbers.
Nicola Peltz's $1M Monthly Allowance Exposed
Nicola Peltz reportedly receives a $1 million monthly allowance from her billionaire father, amid family drama with the Beckhams. Details on her lifestyle and spending habits.
Amazon Confirms 16,000 Job Cuts After Email Error
Amazon has announced 16,000 global redundancies after an internal email was mistakenly sent to staff, bringing total white-collar cuts to 30,000 in six months.
Cut Winter Energy Bills Now Before April Savings
Energy bills are set to fall in April, but households face higher costs now during peak winter usage. Acting early with fixed tariffs or bundling services can provide immediate savings and certainty.
RBA Rate Decision: Why a Hike Could Be a Mistake
Analysis suggests the Reserve Bank of Australia should resist market pressure for a rate rise, as recent inflation spikes are driven by volatile holiday and energy costs, not underlying economic trends.
Unspoken Rules of Elevator Etiquette
Navigating the awkward silence and spatial politics of lifts. A humorous look at the dos and don'ts of sharing a confined space with strangers in the UK.
Tim Berners-Lee's Battle for the Web's Future in Australia
Sir Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of the world wide web, visits Australia to promote his book and advocate for user empowerment, addressing web commercialisation and AI risks.
Deutsche Bank Offices Raided by German Prosecutors
German prosecutors have executed search warrants at Deutsche Bank offices in Frankfurt, investigating potential compliance failures related to money laundering and terrorist financing.
YouTube Halts UK TV Ratings, Faces Industry Backlash
YouTube has suspended its involvement in the UK's Barb audience measurement system, citing a breach of terms of service, drawing criticism from TV and advertising sectors.
KKR in Talks for £2.4bn CVC Sports Stake
KKR is negotiating a £2.4bn deal to invest in CVC's Global Sport Group, which holds stakes in Six Nations Rugby, women's tennis, and European football leagues.
Private Jet Crash Victims: Lawyer, Pilot, Event Planner Killed
Six people, including a commercial lawyer, pilot, and event planner, died when a private jet crashed shortly after takeoff from Bangor International Airport during a snowstorm.
Private Market Allocations Reach Record £4.7 Trillion
Institutional investors have allocated a record £4.7 trillion to private markets, with 90% planning to increase or maintain investments over the next two years.
Meta's Instagram and Facebook £3.99 Ad-Free Subscription
Meta is rolling out notifications to UK users offering ad-free Instagram and Facebook for £3.99 monthly. The subscription model follows ICO guidance on data consent.
SpaceX IPO: Musk Targets Planetary Alignment for Float
Elon Musk considers timing SpaceX's potential $50bn IPO to coincide with a rare planetary alignment in June 2026, alongside his birthday, aiming for what could be history's largest public offering.
EasyJet Warned Over 'Misleading' £5.99 Cabin Bag Deal
The Advertising Standards Agency has rebuked EasyJet for a 'misleading' website tab suggesting large cabin bags from £5.99, following a complaint from Which?.
Professional Services Firms Face 'Polycrisis of Confidence'
A major study reveals professional services leaders are prioritising cash flow over AI, with tax burdens and remote work reshaping the sector's confidence and growth projections.
Leadenhall Market Plans Major Foodie Transformation
Historic Leadenhall Market in the City of London unveils ambitious plans to transform into a major food destination with new restaurants, wine bars, and extended hours.
England Planning Proposals Fail to Address Women's Safety
Government draft planning proposals in England have been criticised for omitting references to women and girls' safety, despite official strategies emphasising urban design's role in preventing violence.
Dunelm's £22 Mattress Topper Hailed as 'Sleeping on a Cloud'
Shoppers rave about Dunelm's affordable Supersoft Heavy Fill Mattress Topper, calling it 'so comfortable' and ideal for improving sleep quality without buying a new mattress.
Islington Two-Bed Flat with Pool & Gym for £995k
A modern two-bedroom apartment in Islington, London, featuring a pool and gym has been listed for £995,000, offering prime city living with strong lifestyle appeal.
High Court Urgent Hearing on Labour Inheritance Tax
The High Court has approved an urgent hearing challenging Labour's inheritance tax reforms affecting farmers and family businesses, with claimants arguing the consultation process was unlawful.
Aldi Plans 15 New London Stores in £370m 2026 Expansion
Aldi announces a £370 million UK investment for 2026, including 15 new stores in London, as part of its drive to reach 1,500 stores nationwide and improve access to affordable groceries.
Fire at Luxury Courchevel Hotel Forces Evacuation
A major fire at the exclusive Grandes Alpes hotel in Courchevel 1850 led to the evacuation of hundreds, with firefighters facing structural challenges.
Sony Irritates PS4 Users with PS5 Upgrade Push
Sony is sending persistent messages to PlayStation 4 owners urging them to upgrade to PS5, causing frustration among gamers not ready to switch consoles.
BlueCrest Fights £200m Tax Ruling as HMRC Battle Begins
BlueCrest Capital Management has launched a fierce defence against a £200m tax bill from HMRC, criticising the ruling as 'hopelessly vague' in a high-stakes legal battle.
Highguard's Rocky Launch: Can It Overcome Its Troubled Reveal?
Highguard, a new online multiplayer game from Wildlight Entertainment, faces an uphill battle after a poorly received surprise reveal at The Game Awards. Despite its promising pedigree and innovative gameplay, the title must now win over a sceptical gamin
CMA Proposes Letting Publishers Block Google AI Overviews
The UK's Competition and Markets Authority has launched a consultation that could allow news organisations to opt out of Google using their content for AI summaries.
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