Tilray Buys Brewdog for £33m as Founder Loses Bid
American cannabis and brewing group Tilray Brands has purchased craft beer giant Brewdog for £33 million, acquiring its global brand, UK brewing operations, and eleven bars across the UK and Ireland.
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Tilray to Buy Brewdog for £40 Million in Pre-Pack Administration
American cannabis and brewing group Tilray Brands is set to acquire craft beer giant Brewdog for £40 million, with co-founder James Watt reportedly losing out on a comeback bid. The deal includes Brewdog's brands, Aberdeenshire brewery, and international
Men Twice as Likely as Women in Top Earners, Report Shows
Australia's Workplace Gender Equality Agency reveals men are 1.8 times more likely than women to be top earners, with minimal progress on closing the gender pay gap in the past year.
HSBC Names Ex-CBI Chief Carolyn Fairbairn as UK Chair
HSBC has appointed Dame Carolyn Fairbairn, former director-general of the Confederation of British Industry, as the new chair of its UK operations, replacing Dame Clara Furse.
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BNP Paribas Names El Harrar as Technology ECM Head
BNP Paribas has promoted Youssef El Harrar to lead its technology equity capital markets division, a strategic move to strengthen its position in the competitive London financial sector.
CMA Probes Hilton, Marriott, IHG Over Data Analytics Tool
The Competition and Markets Authority has launched an investigation into major hotel chains including Hilton, Marriott, and IHG over their use of the STR data analytics tool, which may enable coordinated behavior among rivals.
Santander Names Nicola Bannister TSB CEO Before Takeover
Santander has appointed Nicola Bannister as the new chief executive of TSB Bank, positioning her to lead the integration as the Spanish banking giant prepares for its £2.6 billion acquisition of the high street lender.
UK Watchdog Investigates Hilton, Marriott, InterContinental Data Sharing
The UK's Competition and Markets Authority is investigating Hilton, Marriott, and InterContinental Hotels Group over alleged data sharing practices that could harm competition in the hospitality sector.
James Watt Exits Brewdog Bid as Sale Process Accelerates
Scottish entrepreneur James Watt has reportedly withdrawn his bid to buy Brewdog, ending speculation about his return to the craft beer company he co-founded. The sale process could conclude as soon as Monday through a pre-pack administration arrangement.
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UniCredit Banker Bonuses Fall 19% to €299,000
UniCredit's leading investment bankers saw their average bonuses decline by 19% to €299,000, reflecting broader financial sector pressures and regulatory scrutiny.
DC Advisory Hires Alantra Partner for Tech Deals
DC Advisory has appointed Alantra partner James Parker to lead its technology sector dealmaking, aiming to expand its presence in the competitive UK market.
Credit Suisse Collapse Shakes Swiss Wealth Management
The collapse of Credit Suisse has sent shockwaves through Switzerland's wealth management sector, raising questions about its future competitiveness and stability in global finance.
Blankfein Slams 'Crazy' Push of Retail into Private Credit
Former Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein has condemned a strategy to direct retail investors into private credit, labeling it as 'crazy' and warning of significant risks.
City of London Bucks Private Sector Decline Trend
While UK private sector activity faces decline, business and professional services in the City of London show strongest performance since 2024, according to CBI data.
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Business Confidence Slumps Before Spring Statement
New research reveals business confidence has dropped significantly in February as directors express frustration with the UK economy, employment taxes, and regulatory burdens ahead of the Spring Statement.
Europe's Top 20 Dealmakers Revealed in Corporate Finance
A comprehensive analysis identifies the leading dealmakers across Europe, highlighting their roles in major mergers, acquisitions, and corporate transactions shaping the financial landscape.
Major Banks Order Gulf Staff to Stay Home After Iran Strikes
Goldman Sachs, Citigroup, and JPMorgan Chase have directed employees in Gulf regions to work from home following recent strikes by Iran, prioritizing safety amid heightened tensions.
Supreme Court Decides Trump Tariff Refund Cases
The US Supreme Court has issued a landmark ruling on refunds for businesses affected by Trump-era tariffs, impacting thousands of companies and international trade policies.
Royal Mail Owner Grilled by MPs Over Delivery Performance
Czech billionaire Daniel Kretinsky, owner of Royal Mail's parent company, faces questioning by MPs over persistent delivery failures and multi-million pound fines from regulator Ofcom.
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NY Businesswoman Sentenced to 9 Years in $30M Fraud Case
Sherry Xue Li sentenced to nine years for defrauding foreign investors of $30 million and funneling stolen funds into US political campaigns, including a Trump fundraiser.
California AG to Investigate Paramount-Warner Bros $111bn Deal
California Attorney General Rob Bonta announces an open investigation into the proposed $111bn Paramount-Warner Bros merger, citing monopoly concerns and potential job losses in the state's entertainment industry.
Barclays Executive to Lead UK Banking Watchdog
Katharine Braddick, a senior Barclays executive and former Treasury official, has been appointed as the new chief supervisor for British banks and insurers at the Bank of England's Prudential Regulation Authority.
City Leaders Back DEI Initiatives to Unlock Talent
Financial leaders in London are advocating for diversity, equity, and inclusion programs, arguing that true talent thrives in diverse environments and boosts innovation.
Netflix's Four-Day Deadline to Beat Paramount's Warner Bros Bid
Warner Bros Discovery's board has declared Paramount's $31-per-share offer superior, triggering a four-day window for Netflix to respond with a better deal.
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WEF President Quits After Epstein Connections Revealed
Borge Brende, head of the World Economic Forum, steps down following criticism over his ties to Jeffrey Epstein, admitting to multiple meetings with the convicted sex offender.
Boss Gives Workers £19 Million Cash Bonus in Viral Event
A Chinese company distributed £19 million in cash bonuses to employees during an annual gala, with workers allowed to keep what they could count correctly. The viral event highlights innovative employee reward strategies.
Ocado CEO: 'Naive' US Deals, 1,000 Job Cuts Hit Shares
Ocado's CEO Tim Steiner concedes naivety in accepting US warehouse orders as 1,000 job cuts and partner failures spark a 10% share price drop, with analysts branding the firm a 'vehicle for shareholder destruction'.
Vanquis CEO Defends Dividend Cut as Bank Swings to Profit
Vanquis Bank has returned to profit with £8.3m earnings after a £138m loss, but CEO Ian McLaughlin defends scrapping dividends for growth. The bank slashed costs 33% while facing legacy issues from past scandals.
HSBC and Standard Chartered Ride Asia's Wealth Wave
HSBC and Standard Chartered report massive wealth division growth driven by Asian markets, while UK banks intensify competition in wealth management with strategic acquisitions and expansions.
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WPP Shares Drop 10% After £500m Savings Plan Unveiled
WPP's shares fell sharply as the advertising giant announced a £500 million cost-cutting plan through 2028, aiming to reverse years of declining profits and streamline operations.
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