CAB Payments Rejects Helios Takeover Bid
London fintech CAB Payments has rejected an increased £213m takeover proposal from Helios Investment Partners, calling it 'highly opportunistic' and undervaluing the company's future prospects.
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Michael Flacks Interested in British Steel Takeover
British investor Michael Flacks is reportedly preparing a bid for government-controlled British Steel, with plans to combine it with an Italian plant to create a major European metals group.
Law Firm Chair's Epstein Emails in DOJ Files
Brad Karp, chairman of elite law firm Paul Weiss, appears in Jeffrey Epstein documents requesting personal favours and discussing visa matters via email correspondence.
HSF and Kramer Levin Tighten Costs in Legal Talent War
Herbert Smith Freehills and Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel implement stricter cost controls as they compete for top legal talent in a challenging market.
ING Hires JPMorgan's Critien to Lead Rates Trading
ING has recruited James Critien from JPMorgan to head its rates trading division in London, aiming to strengthen its fixed-income business amid competitive markets.
Peter Hogg Appointed Arcadis UK & Ireland Director
CBI senior council chair Peter Hogg appointed as Arcadis' country director for UK and Ireland, bringing 28 years of infrastructure expertise to drive sustainable design initiatives.
Kim Kardashian and Lewis Hamilton's Secret Cotswolds Romance
Kim Kardashian reportedly enjoyed a romantic weekend with Lewis Hamilton at a luxury Cotswolds hotel, sparking speculation about their relationship status.
Rising Stars of Finance: Pride of Industry Future Leaders
Discover the Pride of Finance's Rising Stars, a list highlighting 20 exceptional young professionals shaping the future of the UK's financial sector with innovation and diversity.
Olivia Attwood 'Already Thinking About Divorce' from Bradley Dack
Olivia Attwood is reportedly taking steps to divorce Bradley Dack after confirming their split, with sources claiming she views it as final and is focusing on her career and independence.
Ex-RFU Chair Tom Ilube Named Chairman of LINK ATM Network
Tom Ilube, former Rugby Football Union chairman and WPP board member, will lead Britain's largest cash machine network as its new chairman, announced on Monday.
Branson Emails Show 'Harem' Remark to Epstein
Newly released emails show Sir Richard Branson told Jeffrey Epstein to bring his 'harem' and offered public relations advice regarding his past conviction.
Pokémon Cancels Event at Japanese Shrine After Chinese Anger
The Pokémon Company has apologised and cancelled a planned card game event at Tokyo's Yasukuni Shrine after Chinese media accused it of disrespecting historical victims of Japanese aggression.
Corporate America's Silence Tested by Trump's Immigration Raids
As Trump's second term sees brutal immigration raids and protester deaths in Minnesota, US CEOs face mounting pressure to speak out, balancing fears of government retaliation against public anger.
French MPs Question Capgemini's ICE Deal
French lawmakers demand transparency after Capgemini subsidiary signs $4.8m contract with US immigration agency ICE to help trace and expel migrants.
Alcohol Duty Hike Forces Price Rises
Industry leaders warn that alcohol businesses have no choice but to increase prices following February's duty rise, with pubs and bars closing at record rates.
Elon Musk's Epstein Ties Exposed in New Emails
Newly released documents show Elon Musk had friendly communications with Jeffrey Epstein, including plans to visit his private island in 2013, contradicting his past denials.
Tech Moguls Absent from Melania Documentary Premiere
The world premiere of the Melania documentary in Washington DC saw notable absences among Trump's tech allies, raising questions about their political affiliations.
Uline Worker Quits Over MAGA Billionaire Owners' Politics
A Uline customer service employee resigns publicly, condemning the company's billionaire owners for funding Trump and MAGA Republicans while America 'descends into fascism'.
PI's 30-Second Hack to Catch Cheating Partners
A private investigator reveals a simple method using email addresses to check if your partner is on dating apps, with expert advice on handling suspicions.
BAT Sued for North Korea Venture Funding Terrorism
US military victims sue British American Tobacco, claiming its North Korea cigarette venture funded weapons used in terrorist attacks in the Middle East.
Nomura Fees Hit Record as Japan M&A Surges
Nomura's dealmaking fees have soared to a record high, driven by a significant surge in mergers and acquisitions activity across Japan's corporate landscape.
Maya Jama and Ruben Dias' Home Burglarised
TV presenter Maya Jama and footballer Ruben Dias have been left 'devastated' after burglars ransacked their £4 million rented mansion in Cheshire while both were away.
SpaceX Merger Plans with Tesla or xAI Before IPO
SpaceX is reportedly exploring a merger with Tesla or xAI, as Elon Musk aims to consolidate his empire ahead of a potential $1.5tn stock market flotation.
UBS COO Exits, Cboe Unveils Leadership Changes
UBS Asset Management's Chief Operating Officer has left the firm, while Cboe Global Markets reveals a series of executive appointments in a strategic leadership overhaul.
AstraZeneca Invests £11bn in China After UK Row
Britain's largest pharmaceutical firm AstraZeneca announces a $15bn investment in China during Keir Starmer's visit, following tensions with the UK government over drug pricing that led to paused domestic expansions.
Five Bankers Get Libor Conviction Appeal Chance
The UK's Criminal Cases Review Commission refers five former traders' rate-rigging convictions to the Court of Appeal following landmark Supreme Court decisions.
Lloyds CEO: Bankers Must Reskill for AI Revolution
Lloyds Banking Group CEO Charlie Nunn warns AI will radically change financial services, requiring staff to reskill while creating new roles and boosting profits.
Fujitsu European Boss Steps Down in Scandal Aftermath
Paul Patterson, Fujitsu's European CEO, will step down in March but remain as UK non-executive chair to oversee the firm's response to the Post Office Horizon inquiry.
Lazard Doubles MD Hires Amid Record Advisory Fees
Lazard has doubled its managing director hires in London as advisory fees hit a record high, driven by strong deal activity in the UK market.
Mining M&A Hits $93.7bn Record High in 2025
Global mining sector merger and acquisition activity reached its highest annual total since 2012, driven by demand for critical minerals like gold, lithium, and cobalt amid AI and clean energy growth.
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