Taylor Swift Wedding No Plus-One Rule Sparks Boycott
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding invite sparks controversy as a guest threatens to boycott due to no plus-one, highlighting a growing trend among couples.
Category : Corporate
UBS EMEA Wealth Arm Sees Ups and Downs
UBS's wealth management division in EMEA has seen mixed results, with revenue fluctuations and strategic shifts impacting its performance in the region.
SocGen Hires Barclays' Repetto for European ECM Syndicate
Societe Generale appoints Barclays' Stefano Repetto as head of European ECM syndicate, bolstering its equity capital markets team in London.
Mishcon de Reya Loses Private Equity Head to Rival Firm
Mishcon de Reya's private equity head departs for Charles Russell Speechlys, marking a significant lateral hire in the legal sector.
UBS Sued by Ex-Wealth Manager After Email Error
A former UBS wealth manager has filed a lawsuit against the bank after an email blunder allegedly caused her financial loss and reputational damage.
Purito Seoul Expands Global Multi-Channel Sales
Purito Seoul, a K-beauty brand, expands its global presence through multi-channel growth, including online platforms and retail partnerships, reaching new markets.
BDO and Ex-Audit Boss Fined Over NMCN Collapse
BDO and its former audit partner face fines over the collapse of NMCN, with the accounting watchdog citing serious failures in auditing practices.
Man Utd offer for Danilo after Ederson deal
Manchester United have made an offer for Botafogo midfielder Danilo as they rebuild their midfield, with Ederson's £38m transfer close to completion.
Australia Considers Auto-Refund for Scams Under $3,000
The Australian government is considering a new rule requiring banks, telcos, and digital platforms to automatically reimburse scam victims for losses up to $3,000, aiming to streamline smaller claims.
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon Points to Gung-Ho M&A Market
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon notes a surge in merger and acquisition activity, citing a 'gung-ho' market driven by corporate confidence and favorable conditions.
Tom Hardy's MobLand Future Uncertain After On-Set Clashes
Tom Hardy's role in MobLand hangs in the balance after reported clashes with producers. Season 3 option not picked up, but fate undecided. Fans vow to boycott.
Flying Tiger Bought by Modella Capital
Modella Capital acquires Flying Tiger, raising concerns over potential store closures and job losses amid the firm's history of aggressive restructuring.
Jeremy Clarkson Still Infuriated by Tractor Attachments
Jeremy Clarkson admits he still can't attach anything to a tractor after five years of farming, calling it 'absolutely infuriating'. He discusses challenges on Diddly Squat Farm ahead of Clarkson's Farm season five.
Bailey Announces Governance Board Appointments
Price Bailey announces new governance board appointments to strengthen leadership and strategic direction, enhancing corporate governance and oversight.
Euronext CEO Boujnah Steps Down, New Era Begins
Euronext, the pan-European stock exchange, is preparing for a leadership transition as CEO Stéphane Boujnah announces his departure after nearly a decade at the helm.
Alantra Hires Marius Halvorsen for US Maritime Team
Mid-market investment bank Alantra has hired Marius Halvorsen to launch its maritime and offshore coverage in the US, bolstering its dealmaking team.
Hiring an Equity Analyst as CEO: A Smart Move?
Companies seeking new chief executives might consider equity analysts, who bring deep industry knowledge and analytical skills to the top role.
JPMorgan Seeks Emotional Intelligence in Wealth Managers
JPMorgan is prioritizing emotional intelligence over traditional credentials when hiring wealth managers, focusing on empathy and client relationship skills to better serve high-net-worth clients.
Metro Bank Investors Urged to Reject Executive Pay Report
Proxy adviser ISS recommends voting against Metro Bank's pay report, citing a complex bonus scheme that could award CEO £60m, deemed out of line with market standards.
Guzman y Gomez Class Action Over Closed Chicago Stores
Former employees of Guzman y Gomez have filed a class-action lawsuit alleging the company failed to provide adequate notice before abruptly closing multiple locations in Chicago.
Washington Effect Here to Stay, City Firms Must Adapt
The Washington Effect is reshaping global finance. City firms need to adapt to new regulations, trade policies, and geopolitical shifts.
Dragons' Den Stars' Firm Worth Over £7.5M After 'Delusional' Valuation
Omni, a vegan pet food brand founded by vets, was called 'delusional' on Dragons' Den but is now worth over £7.5 million, with annual recurring revenue reaching £11 million.
Brighton: UK's Most Walkable City
Brighton has been named the UK's most walkable city, offering vibrant culture, music, and beach life—all easily explored on foot and just an hour from London.
Shein Buys Everlane: Fast Fashion Meets Sustainability
Chinese fast-fashion giant Shein acquires Everlane, the sustainable clothing brand. CEO confirms deal, promising to maintain eco-friendly commitments despite concerns.
Golden Lane sports hall unlikely to reopen before refurb
The sports hall at Golden Lane Leisure Centre is not expected to reopen before a planned refurbishment, despite campaigners' calls. The City of London Corporation says no further discussion is anticipated.
Mizuho European Banking Head Departs in Latest Exit
Mizuho's European banking head has left the firm, marking the latest in a series of senior departures from the Japanese bank's London operations.
Guzman y Gomez Exits US Market After Poor Sales
Guzman y Gomez shuts US stores, citing unacceptable performance and confirming Australia's fast-food graveyard reputation. Costs up to US$40m.
StanChart CEO Apologises for 'Lower-Value Human Capital' Remark
Bill Winters faces backlash after calling staff set to lose jobs to AI 'lower-value human capital'. He apologised on LinkedIn but defended his comments.
I'm a Celebrity Australia Cancelled After 12 Seasons
The Australian version of I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! has been cancelled after 12 seasons due to budget cuts, while the UK series continues.
StanChart CEO Apologizes for AI Remark on Human Value
Standard Chartered CEO Bill Winters apologized for saying AI could reduce the value of human work, sparking debate on AI's impact on jobs.
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