Next CEO Simon Wolfson received a record £7.4m pay package last year, with potential to earn up to £9.27m this year after the retailer increased his salary and bonuses due to sustained outperformance.
California authorities allege Amazon pressured sellers to raise prices on competitor sites to maintain its low-price image, according to newly unredacted court documents.
A landmark court ruling concludes a 15-year legal battle, forcing Gina Rinehart to pay hundreds of millions in royalties to rival heirs, as explored in a Walkley-nominated podcast episode.
Reed Hastings, Netflix's co-founder and chair, will not seek re-election, focusing on philanthropy. The company reports 16% revenue growth and outlines future plans post-Warner Bros deal.
Media tycoon Richard Desmond vows to appeal after high court dismisses his £1.3bn damages claim against the Gambling Commission over the national lottery licence award to Allwyn.
A New York jury found Live Nation and Ticketmaster liable for monopolistic practices, prompting Australian industry calls for ACCC investigation and government action on ticketing transparency.
Katie Price has seemingly confirmed her husband Lee Andrews faces a travel ban from Dubai, addressing rumors on her podcast while discussing his legal troubles and her own driving ban.
Mizuho's leading trader in Europe has left the bank, marking a significant change in its European operations and raising questions about future strategy.
French investment firm Eurazeo is increasing its focus on Europe, citing the continent's relative predictability and stable regulatory environment as key advantages in a volatile global market.
JP Morgan has recruited Kunal Malani, Monzo's chief banking officer, to lead its Chase UK digital banking service. The move comes as Chase expands rapidly in the UK while JP Morgan faces tax questions over its ambitious Canary Wharf tower project.
Citigroup has recruited Deutsche Bank's senior banker, Wagner, to lead its private company coverage division, enhancing its advisory services for unlisted firms.
Next CEO Simon Wolfson received a record £7.4m pay package last year, with potential for £9.3m this year. The retailer warns of up to 10% price increases due to Middle East conflict costs and announces expansion plans.
Billionaire Netflix co-founder Reed Hastings announces departure following strong earnings but weak financial outlook, causing stock to drop over nine percent.
The Competition and Markets Authority fines the AA £4.2m for a £3 drip pricing fee, raising concerns about proportionality and business-bashing culture in UK regulation.
London Stock Exchange Group's Omkar moves to a fresh position while Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer announces 47 new partner promotions in a major corporate shake-up.
Actor Pedro Pascal is engaged in a legal dispute with a Chilean pisco merchant over the brand name Pedro Piscal, highlighting a trend of Chilean businesses using Hollywood-inspired names.
Australia's richest person, Gina Rinehart, has been ordered to share her fortune after a 15-year legal battle with rival heirs, resulting in a loss of hundreds of millions of dollars.
A new report reveals that Europe's emerging wealth leaders are advocating for a 'keep calm and carry on' approach, focusing on long-term strategies and resilience in the face of economic challenges.
Levi Roots, who turned a £50,000 Dragons' Den investment into a £30 million fortune, opens up about his career regrets and future expansion plans to the US.
The CEO of Euronext saw a 49% increase in total compensation, driven by a significant stock windfall, according to a report from Institutional Shareholder Services.
Deutsche Bank has established a new unit in London to serve ultra-high-net-worth clients, aiming to enhance its private banking services and expand its market presence.
New owner Tilray plans significant investment to make Brewdog profitable by 2027 and restore its billion-dollar valuation after the craft beer brand's dramatic fall from grace.
A Manhattan federal jury has ruled that Live Nation and Ticketmaster hold a harmful monopoly over major concert venues, following a lawsuit by dozens of US states. The verdict could lead to significant changes in the ticketing industry.
Allbirds, the wool sneaker maker, announced a pivot to artificial intelligence, rebranding as NewBird AI. This move sent its stock up 582% in a dramatic turnaround for the struggling company.
Wall Street banks have amassed $4.8 billion in M&A fees this year, indicating strong corporate dealmaking activity and sustained animal spirits in the financial markets despite economic uncertainties.
The Beauty Tech Group reports stronger-than-expected annual results with revenue up 39.4% and profits surging after its London Stock Exchange listing, driven by international demand for at-home beauty devices.
JPMorgan Chase has increased bonuses for its top London investment bankers by 19% this year, reflecting intense competition for talent in the financial sector.
Stefano Gabbana's exit after 40 years marks a pivotal moment for Dolce & Gabbana, as the brand faces financial challenges and a shifting luxury market. This article explores the implications of founder splits and strategies for renewal.
Stefan Pildes, founder of SantaCon, faces wire fraud charges for allegedly using $2.7 million in charity donations to fund luxury apartments, vacations, and personal expenses instead of charitable causes.
Walt Disney's CEO Josh D'Amaro has announced layoffs affecting 1,000 positions across marketing, studio, television, ESPN, and corporate functions as the company adapts to industry challenges.