Amundi Tech Boss Leaves to Head Aztec Group
The head of technology at Amundi has left the asset manager to become CEO of Aztec Group, a fund services provider, marking a significant leadership change.
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Closed UK Airport 'Abandoned' 4 Years Ago Begins Reopening
Doncaster Sheffield Airport, closed since 2022, moves toward reopening with a £57 million loan approved. A Boeing 727 landing marks progress, promising jobs and economic boost.
Vistry Shares Tumble on Profit Warning, Iran War Costs
Vistry shares fell 11.5% after warning of significant profit hit, pausing share buyback, and citing Iran war-driven cost inflation. Savills also flags conflict dampening housing demand.
Northern Lights Expected Across UK Tonight
A solar flare may make the Northern Lights visible across the UK tonight, with northern Scotland offering the best views, the Met Office reports.
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Babcock Shares Rise Despite Profit Drop After £140m Hit
Babcock shares rose nearly 2% despite a 20% profit drop to £293m, hit by a £140m charge on Type 31 frigate contracts. Revenue grew 10% to £5.3bn.
Intertek Set to Accept £10bn EQT Offer
Intertek is poised to accept a £10bn offer from Swedish private equity firm EQT, marking a significant loss for the London Stock Exchange after months of negotiations.
TP ICAP Record Q1 Revenue from Iran War Trading
TP ICAP reports record first-quarter revenue driven by increased trading volumes amid geopolitical tensions related to Iran conflict.
Benefit Hoola Bronzer Drops to £13.99
Benefit's cult-favorite Hoola Matte Bronzer is now just £13.99, down from £34. Shoppers are snapping up the £20 discount on this waterproof, non-comedogenic bronzer.
Race Across the World Star Reveals Hidden Gem She Desperately Wants to Revisit
Margot from Race Across the World shares her love for Akhaltsikhe, Georgia, a hidden gem with rich history, wine, and dumplings. She also reveals travel hacks and her most memorable meal.
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Waymo Driverless Taxis Face London Skepticism After Crash
Waymo's driverless taxis may launch in London this year, but safety fears persist after a collision. The service promises safety improvements but costs more than Uber.
Burberry Hopes for Boost from Bet on British Luxury
Burberry gears up for full-year results amid a turnaround, pivoting to timeless British luxury. Analysts eye progress in China and Gen-Z markets.
FTSE 100 May Bounce as Trump Goes to China for Oil Talks
UK borrowing costs hit 28-year high amid political turmoil and oil spike. FTSE 100 eyes recovery as Trump heads to China for crucial summit on Iranian oil.
Firms Still Not Making AI 'Really Productive': Atlassian AI Chief
Atlassian's chief AI officer warns that businesses are struggling to turn AI investment into company-wide productivity gains, as the firm pushes new AI agents for workplace automation.
Deloitte: Gen Z and Millennials delaying milestones
Deloitte survey reveals 40% of UK Gen Z and Millennials are putting off marriage, children, and career due to cost of living, living 'payslip to payslip'.
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Ban Early-Morning Airport Pints? Debate Heats Up
Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary calls for a ban on early-morning airport drinking. We hear both sides: addiction expert warns of danger, while Wetherspoon founder argues supervised pubs are safer.
JPMorgan Promotes European Dealmaker to Lead IB
JPMorgan elevates Dorothee Blessing to global co-head of investment banking, alongside Kevin Foley and Jared Kaye, in a senior leadership reshuffle.
Gen Z professionalism crisis: UK employers sound alarm
Over half of UK employers worry about Gen Z's professionalism, citing poor communication and etiquette. Historian Eliza Filby argues the real issue is a changed workplace, not a flawed generation, and offers three solutions.
Fear-Led Leadership Doesn't Work for Women Anymore
Fintech entrepreneur Lissele Pratt argues that the icy, fear-based leadership style of Miranda Priestly is outdated and ineffective, advocating for vulnerability and empathy in modern leadership.
Fifa Under Fire Over World Cup Ticket Resale Strategy
Fifa may face pressure to change its World Cup ticket resale policy after Ontario banned resale above face value, with single tickets hitting $11m.
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AI's Big Problem: It's Trained to 'Please You'
Anthony Goonetilleke, CTO at Amdocs, warns that AI's tendency to please users poses a bigger risk than hallucinations, as businesses struggle to achieve ROI from generative AI.
Trapstar London clothing brand put up for sale
Trapstar, the London streetwear brand worn by Jay Z and Rihanna, is for sale on an insolvency marketplace due to working capital challenges.
Citigroup Expands Dealmaking Team with Three Hires
Citigroup has bolstered its financial dealmaking team by appointing three senior bankers, aiming to strengthen its advisory capabilities in mergers and acquisitions.
AI in Banking: Marketing Hype or Genuine Transformation?
Banks rush into AI driven by FOMO, but insiders admit it's a marketing game. A Copenhagen conference reveals the gap between hype and real solutions.
LSEG Cuts Remote Work for Some Staff
London Stock Exchange Group trims remote working options for some staff, signaling a shift toward more in-office presence as part of post-pandemic workplace changes.
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Budget 2026: Labor's Ambitious Politically Risky Changes
Matilda Boseley breaks down the key measures in Labor's 2026 budget, highlighting ambitious yet politically risky policy changes and their potential impact on Australians.
Letters: Shredding, Utilities, Voting, Bus Seats
Readers discuss the joy of shredding paperwork, nationalising utilities, voting rights for EU citizens, bus seat etiquette, and Shirley Porter's legacy.
AI Cuts Memoir Writer's Pay in Half
A freelance memoir writer reveals how AI reduces their pay by half, as they edit tedious AI-generated text instead of writing, facing accuracy challenges and cynical employer tactics.
Canvas Hacker Offers Stolen Student Data to Universities
A hacker claims to have breached Canvas and is offering stolen student data to universities, raising major cybersecurity concerns in education.
GameStop's $55.5bn eBay Bid Rejected as Not Credible
GameStop's audacious $55.5bn bid for eBay is rejected as 'neither credible nor attractive'. The meme stock company's move faces skepticism from eBay's board and market analysts.
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Google Unveils Gemini AI, Android Upgrades, and Googlebook Laptops
Google announces Gemini Intelligence AI, Chrome auto browse, Rambler dictation, and other Android upgrades. New Googlebook laptops coming in autumn.
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