Stephen Feinberg's quiet power at the Pentagon
Media-shy billionaire Stephen Feinberg, Trump's deputy defense secretary, has amassed unprecedented control over US military spending, raising conflict-of-interest concerns.
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Think Like a Billionaire: Julie Meyer's Dotcom Empire Unravels
A podcast investigation into Julie Meyer, a dotcom-era darling, reveals allegations of unpaid wages, debts, and missing money from her business ventures.
Burnham Adds Economic Heavyweights Ahead of Possible Leadership Run
Andy Burnham appoints former Bank of England chief economist Andy Haldane and others as advisers, signaling fiscal credibility before a potential challenge to Keir Starmer.
MPs Urge Fujitsu to Pay Post Office Horizon Victims Now
Liam Byrne, chair of Commons business committee, calls on Fujitsu to make an immediate interim payment towards compensation for Post Office Horizon scandal victims, as thousands still await redress.
The Fall of Dotcom Queen Julie Meyer: Unpaid Bills, Missing Funds
An investigation into Julie Meyer, once a star of London's tech scene, reveals a trail of unpaid bills, missing funds, and broken promises from Malta to Switzerland.
Americans uneasy over SpaceX IPO impact on retirement savings
Guardian readers express concern about SpaceX's IPO and AI boom affecting retirement accounts, citing inequality and market instability.
Quilter CEO: We're Not Building the Business to Sell It
Quilter's CEO asserts the company is focused on long-term growth, not a sale, amid market speculation and strategic expansion plans.
JPMorgan Hires from Barclays; Baker McKenzie New London Boss
JPMorgan poaches a senior banker from Barclays, while Baker McKenzie appoints a new London managing partner. These moves signal strategic shifts in London's financial and legal sectors.
Albanese Unveils CGT Exemptions for Small Businesses
Prime Minister Albanese announces 'generous' capital gains tax exemptions for small businesses, startups, and testamentary trusts after budget backlash. Business groups and opposition remain critical.
Revive the Three-Martini Lunch for Human Connection in AI Era
An executive argues that the three-martini lunch, a mid-century business ritual, should be revived to foster genuine connections lost in the AI-driven, productivity-obsessed workplace.
Fed Governor Cook Faces $1.3M in Fees After Trump Firing Attempt
Federal Reserve governor Lisa Cook faced over $1.3 million in legal and security fees after Trump's bid to fire her, according to ethics disclosures. The Supreme Court case tests Fed independence.
Aberdeen's Caution on SpaceX IPO: A Calculated Risk
Aberdeen Standard Investments opted out of SpaceX's IPO, citing valuation concerns and market volatility. The firm's cautious approach reflects broader investor sentiment.
SpaceX Investors Struggle with Musk Premium
Investors find it challenging to value SpaceX due to Elon Musk's outsized influence, which adds a premium that complicates financial analysis and risk assessment.
M&G Hires Ex-BNP Paribas AM ETF Exec for Life Client Role
M&G appoints a former BNP Paribas Asset Management ETF executive to lead its life client business, aiming to strengthen distribution and product strategy.
Mizuho Names Reid EMEA Investment Bank Head
Mizuho has appointed James Reid as head of investment banking for EMEA, succeeding David Reid, as part of a leadership reshuffle to bolster its European operations.
Quantum Cyber Threat Here, Most Businesses Unprepared
Quantum computing poses an imminent cyber threat, yet most businesses lack preparedness. Experts urge immediate action to safeguard data against future quantum attacks.
How Crises and Costs Reshaped Asset Management Beyond Alpha
Explore how recent crises and increasing operational costs have fundamentally transformed the asset management industry, shifting focus from alpha to efficiency.
BofA Hires Morgan Stanley's Gold in FIG Shake-Up
Bank of America has hired Morgan Stanley's James Gold to lead its financial institutions group in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, in a major shake-up of its FIG team.
Resident Evil 23 Million Sales, Devil May Cry 6 Hints
Capcom reports 23 million Resident Evil sales in fiscal 2026, while Devil May Cry 5 sees record yearly sales, hinting at a possible sequel announcement.
Bungie Reportedly Facing 50% Workforce Cuts This Summer
Journalist claims Bungie will lay off at least 50% of staff this summer amid Marathon struggles and Destiny 2's final update, despite a recent player surge.
Barclays Private Banking Chief on AI and 2050 Vision
Barclays UK private banking head discusses AI integration, family office growth, and long-term investment strategies for 2050 in an exclusive interview.
Prosthetic Arms Teach Robots to Feel Like Humans
People with prosthetic arms are teaching robots to 'feel' through a collaboration between ABB Robotics and PSYONIC, aiming to improve robot dexterity for delicate tasks using real-world human data.
Citigroup Hires JPMorgan Dealmaker for Chemicals Role
Citigroup has hired a former JPMorgan dealmaker to lead its chemicals investment banking team, signaling a strategic shake-up in the sector.
SpaceX Buys Anysphere for $60bn, Surpasses Amazon
Elon Musk's SpaceX acquires AI coding startup Anysphere for $60bn, surpassing Amazon's market cap to become the world's fifth most valuable company after its IPO.
US Small Business Owners: Share Your Economic Adaptation Stories
US small business optimism fell to lowest since Oct 2024. Share how you're adapting to inflation, taxes, and labor costs. Tell us your story.
XTX Markets Sues Dell Over $619M Data Centre Bill
XTX Markets files lawsuit against Dell over a $619 million data centre bill, alleging breach of contract and overcharging for services.
City Bank Fenchurch Merges with US Adviser Broadhaven
Fenchurch Advisory Partners, a London-based investment bank, is merging with US advisory firm Broadhaven Capital Partners to expand transatlantic dealmaking capabilities.
Warburg Pincus Duo Launch New Investment Firm
Two former Warburg Pincus executives are preparing to launch a new investment firm, targeting private equity deals in Europe and the US.
BNP Paribas Hires HSBC Banker for UK Deals Team
BNP Paribas has appointed HSBC banker Thomas as head of UK M&A, strengthening its advisory team amid a competitive market.
Fernandes tells West Ham he wants Man United move
Mateus Fernandes has informed West Ham of his desire to join Manchester United this summer, with the 21-year-old eyeing Champions League football. United face competition from Arsenal, Real Madrid, and PSG.
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