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Medical experts demand fertility care be included in insurance reforms for elite female athletes, addressing critical gaps in women's health support during peak performance years.
Binky Felstead faces backlash as bakeries claim she requested free cakes for events like her son's birthday and wedding, offering only social media exposure in return.
The New York Times Company is investigating NFL reporter Dianna Russini's coverage of Patriots coach Mike Vrabel after photos of them at an Arizona resort prompted internal concerns, with Russini sidelined during the review.
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent called major bank CEOs to Washington amid concerns over cyber threats from Anthropic's Claude Mythos AI model, which exposed thousands of software vulnerabilities.
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RecommendedA new scam targeting 1.8 billion iPhone users uses fake Apple Pay fraud alerts to steal thousands in minutes. Experts warn to avoid urgent messages and verify directly with Apple or banks.
The Dubai Financial Services Authority announces a comprehensive relief package to support businesses affected by the economic fallout from the Iran conflict, including fee waivers and regulatory flexibility.
UK investment firms welcome the Risk Warnings Review findings, calling for clearer communication to combat extreme perceptions and encourage long-term investing.
Insurance giant Allianz is pursuing nearly £300,000 in damages from six individuals accused of involvement in protests at its UK offices, marking a rare civil case against direct action activists.
A Treasury-commissioned review reveals standardized risk warnings are deterring Brits from investing, with calls for clearer communication to boost financial resilience.
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RecommendedClose Brothers and First Rand attempt to conclude the motor finance scandal as the FCA finalizes a £9bn redress scheme, though legal challenges and claims uncertainties persist.
Moody's downgrades Blue Owl Capital's flagship fund outlook to negative as investor redemptions surge, with shares plummeting 44.6% amid private credit sector turmoil.
A major lawsuit has been filed against HSBC, seeking £79 million in damages for allegedly freezing a client's assets for over a decade without justification, raising serious questions about banking practices.
Close Brothers estimates a £320m cost from the FCA's motor finance redress scheme, potentially impacting its financial health, while analysts warn of imminent legal challenges.
Airlines including Ryanair warn of summer flight cancellations due to jet fuel shortages, causing a 50% spike in travel insurance searches. Learn about passenger rights and insurance coverage options.
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RecommendedMillions of UK drivers may be owed compensation for car finance mis-selling before 2021, with some eligible for multiple payouts due to hidden commission practices.
A federal appeals court has ruled that New Jersey cannot regulate Kalshi's sports prediction markets, affirming CFTC exclusive jurisdiction in a landmark decision for the industry.
Online prediction platform Polymarket ceased accepting wagers on the rescue of US pilots shot down by Iran following strong condemnation from Congressman Seth Moulton, who labeled the bets 'disgusting'.
Motorists with valid parking tickets report being threatened with bailiffs and court by Euro Car Parks, leading to stress and financial pressure despite evidence of payment.
The FCA has launched a £7.5bn compensation scheme for mis-sold car loans, with payouts averaging £829. Learn eligibility, claim deadlines, and how to file a complaint for free.
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RecommendedThe US government has filed a lawsuit against Illinois, alleging unlawful efforts to regulate prediction markets like Kalshi and Polymarket, sparking a federal-state clash over gambling oversight.
St. James's Place faces scrutiny over fees and performance, opening opportunities for rivals like Brewin Dolphin and Rathbones to capture market share.
Financial Conduct Authority and Solicitors Regulation Authority intensify investigations into high-volume consumer claims companies, warning consumers against unnecessary legal fees and highlighting regulatory concerns.
New data reveals drivers without off-street parking pay nearly £2,000 more over a decade due to insurance premiums and parking permits, with London developments exacerbating the issue.
A deep dive into the practical applications of artificial intelligence in wealth management, revealing how firms are moving beyond hype to integrate AI into client services and operations.
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RecommendedThe New York Times has terminated its relationship with freelance journalist Alex Preston after discovering he used AI to write a book review that contained unattributed material from a Guardian review.
The Financial Conduct Authority's motor finance compensation scheme, estimated at £9.1bn, faces potential judicial reviews and omnibus claims despite lower-than-expected costs for lenders.
Martin Lewis explains why 2 million UK drivers won't receive mis-sold car finance compensation despite 12.1 million qualifying for £829 average payouts following FCA ruling.
The FCA's £9bn motor finance redress scheme is expected to initiate significant banking mergers and acquisitions as lenders adjust to new financial realities.
A care assistant from Wakefield was devastated after being told to repay £33,000 she won in an online casino game due to a technical glitch affecting thousands of players.
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RecommendedThe Financial Conduct Authority confirms millions of UK car finance victims will receive compensation, with an average payout of £830 per agreement, as part of a £7.5bn redress scheme.