Tesla reported mixed first-quarter financial results, with earnings beating expectations but revenue missing. CEO Elon Musk emphasized AI and robotics, but the stock remains sluggish amid competition and demand challenges.
Analysis by Knight Frank predicts the global billionaire population will reach nearly 4,000 by 2031, driven by tech and AI profits, while wealth inequality widens.
Annalouise Spence, former private secretary to philanthropist Judith Neilson, faces 68 fraud charges for allegedly using a business credit card to make over $1.6 million in unauthorized luxury purchases.
Santander suspends its €5bn share repurchase program to comply with US regulations during its $12.2bn acquisition of Webster Financial, impacting shareholder votes.
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FTSE 100 group RELX announces robust growth across all divisions in early 2026, driven by increasing demand for AI-enabled data and analytics products that enhance customer decision-making.
Sainsbury's reports profit growth but warns the Iran conflict will impact customers and operations, as food inflation fears rise and Argos struggles continue.
International law firm Mayer Brown reveals how capital solutions are evolving from distressed debt instruments to sophisticated growth accelerators, with bespoke structures filling gaps left by traditional banks in the UK market.
Hugo Davies, former chief capital officer at property fintech Lendinvest, was dismissed in March following whistleblower allegations of non-financial misconduct.
Goldman Sachs has increased compensation for its European Union hubs by 19% after a significant revenue recovery, reflecting strategic shifts post-Brexit and competitive pressures in the financial sector.
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Corporate boards must navigate AI bias, data governance, and decision accountability as AI transforms industries. A three-part framework offers guidance for fiduciary duty compliance.
Consumer Voice challenges FCA's £9bn motor finance redress scheme, arguing it leaves millions under-compensated. Lenders also criticize the plan.
Aberdeen reported a drop in assets under management to £547.7bn amid market volatility and outflows, while Interactive Investor saw record customer growth and inflows.
As John Ternus prepares to succeed Tim Cook as Apple's CEO in September, analysts identify four crucial challenges including AI strategy, iPhone diversification, geopolitical navigation, and services expansion for the $4 trillion tech giant.
Zohran Mamdani's election as New York mayor signals a youth leadership movement impacting corporate decision-making, as younger employees demand faster adaptation on climate and technology.
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Associated British Foods announces Primark spin-off, creating two separate FTSE 100 companies. Analysis reveals Primark's profit dominance and ABF's challenges in food divisions.
Former housekeeper Angelica Vazquez files lawsuit against Kylie Jenner, alleging discrimination, harassment, and a toxic work environment during her employment from 2024 to 2025.
Frasers Group, formerly Sports Direct, challenges damages in trademark case against Beverly Hills Polo Club, arguing unregistered licenses create 'unjust enrichment'.
Newly unsealed court documents allege Amazon coordinated with vendors to raise prices on products like pet treats and khaki pants, according to California Attorney General Rob Bonta's antitrust lawsuit.
Apple announces Tim Cook will step down as CEO after nearly 15 years, with hardware engineering head John Ternus set to replace him on September 1. Cook will remain as executive chair.
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After 15 years as CEO, Tim Cook is stepping down from Apple's top role, leaving behind a company that grew from $350 billion to $4 trillion under his operational leadership.
South Korean police seek arrest warrant for HYBE chairman Bang Si-Hyuk over allegations he misled investors before company's IPO, potentially gaining $136 million illegally.
Apple announces Tim Cook's transition to executive chair, focusing on global policy, while John Ternus becomes new CEO. The move highlights Cook's diplomatic legacy amid tech industry challenges.
Associated British Foods announces Primark's demerger into a separate FTSE 100 company, valued at up to £9bn, as sales rise in the UK but fall in Europe due to Middle East conflict pressures.
Deutsche Bank has hired a senior ECM banker from Citigroup, Mark Evans, to strengthen its UK investment banking operations amid a strategic expansion.
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A Morrisons manager with 29 years of service was dismissed after confronting a shoplifter who spat on him, sparking debate over retail safety policies.
The London Stock Exchange Group faces critical decisions over its future leadership, with CEO David Schwimann's tenure and potential successors drawing intense market and political focus amid strategic challenges.
Schroders-owned Benchmark Capital is set to launch a £300 million investment fund following a private equity deal, targeting UK and European growth opportunities.
FTSE 100 giant Associated British Foods confirms plans to spin off its Primark retail division, ending months of speculation about the future of the clothing chain.
JPMorgan has extended its $1.5 trillion security and resilience initiative to the UK and Europe, appointing senior dealmaker Chuka Umunna and Daniel Rudnicki Schlumberger to lead the European push.
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