Subcon Expo Reaches £526M in Parts Trade
The Subcon Expo in London generated £526 million in parts trade, showcasing the latest in manufacturing and supply chain innovations.
Category : Professional Services
Moelis Hires Lazard's Knott for London Chemicals
Moelis & Company has recruited Lazard's Michael Knott to strengthen its chemicals advisory practice in London, enhancing its M&A capabilities in the sector.
Cruise Ships Face Infection Risks: Prevention Limits
Experts discuss why cruise ships are prone to outbreaks like hantavirus and norovirus, citing engineering limits, close quarters, and diverse passenger immunity.
Wimbledon roofer suffers life-changing injuries in fall
A construction worker sustained life-changing injuries after falling through an unprotected loft hatch in Wimbledon. His employer was fined £20,000 for safety failures.
Plumber Refuses Fee After Pensioner Scammed
Croydon plumber Carl Wilson refused to charge a pensioner after a cowboy builder conned her out of £7,000, calling it the best feeling.
Leyton Indian Restaurant Fined £25k for Cockroach Infestation
Shish Mahal in Leyton was fined £25,000 after cockroach infestation found in food prep areas. Owner pleaded guilty to pest control and cleanliness failures.
Aston Martin DB12 S Review: Hedonistic Grand Tourer
The Aston Martin DB12 S gains 700hp, sharper chassis, and sportier styling. We drive the new grand tourer in the south of France. Coupe from £205k.
Six Migrants Dead in Texas Rail Yard Container
At least six migrants died inside a shipping container at a Union Pacific rail yard in Laredo, Texas, likely from heatstroke. A seventh body was found near San Antonio, possibly linked.
Martin Lewis: 3% hidden holiday fee and how to avoid it
Martin Lewis reveals a simple tip to avoid hidden fees adding 2.75%-3% to foreign transactions. Switch to a specialist card for near-perfect exchange rates.
Deutsche Bank UK Dealmaker Ord to Exit
Deutsche Bank's top UK dealmaker, David Ord, is leaving the bank after two decades, marking another senior departure in its investment banking division.
Modella Charges £2.9m Royalty for TG Jones Brand
Modella Capital, owner of former WH Smith stores, charges TG Jones £2.9m in royalty fees for using the fictitious brand. Restructuring could close 150 shops.
Woman Stabs Hairdresser Over Bad Haircut in Brazil
A salon client in São Paulo stabbed her hairdresser after complaining about a haircut. The victim suffered a superficial wound and the suspect was detained.
City Law Firms Boost US Partner Promotions
As law firms focus on US expansion, partner promotions surge across the Atlantic while London becomes more selective, reflecting strategic shifts in the legal sector.
FCA Eyes New Laws for Claims Firms Causing Consumer Harm
The FCA launches a review of claims management companies and law firms, threatening enforcement and new laws to impose stronger compensation for consumer harm.
Airlines Cut 2M Seats as Jet Fuel Crisis Grounds Travel
Global airlines slash two million seats amid soaring jet fuel prices and Middle East conflict, with UK most exposed to potential rationing, Goldman Sachs warns.
Watchdog: Private Credit Risks Still Elevated
A top global financial watchdog warns that risks in the private credit market are far from over, urging vigilance amid rapid growth and opaque lending practices.
Forvis Mazars UK CEO: Our structure is what rivals seek
James Gilbey, UK CEO of Forvis Mazars, says the firm's globally integrated partnership is what competitors are trying to achieve through mergers and investments.
KPMG Job Cuts Trigger Internal Comms Meltdown
KPMG UK faces staff uproar over poor communication during redundancy round affecting 500+ roles, with employees citing mismanagement and lack of transparency.
Blue Motor Finance Faces Administration Over £9bn Redress Scheme
Blue Motor Finance nears administration with £50m redress bill amid FCA's £9bn motor finance compensation scheme. EY prepares insolvency process as rescue deal sought.
Citi Poaches UBS Wealth Planning Head
Citi has hired the head of wealth planning from UBS, strengthening its private banking team as it seeks to expand in the ultra-high-net-worth segment.
£11 Pint in London: Is Heineken Worth the Price?
A journalist reviews London's £11 Heineken at Stanley's rooftop bar in Mayfair, exploring conspicuous consumption and whether the price is justified.
Elon Musk Settles SEC Lawsuit for $1.5M
Elon Musk pays $1.5m civil penalty to settle SEC lawsuit over late disclosure of Twitter stake, ending long-running legal battle.
Two Dead in Bristol House Explosion, Evacuations Underway
Two adults died after a house explosion in Bristol, prompting a massive evacuation and bomb squad investigation. Residents were moved to a nearby pub.
Binky Felstead Death Threats Over Cake Scandal
Binky Felstead speaks out on the 'cakegate' scandal, revealing she received death threats and intense online abuse, calling the experience 'frightening'.
UK Travel Firms Compete with Fastest Refund Guarantees
UK travel companies introduce 'fastest refund guaranteed' promises to attract customers post-pandemic, with some offering refunds within 24 hours.
Live-in Dog Companion Job Offers £60,000 Salary
A luxury Surrey estate seeks a live-in dog companion for £60,000/year, including cottage accommodation. Duties include pet care, property oversight, and light household tasks.
Whitbread to Cut 3,800 Jobs, Close Beefeater and Brewers Fayre
Whitbread, owner of Premier Inn, plans to cut 3,800 jobs and close 197 branded restaurants including Beefeater and Brewers Fayre as part of a five-year restructuring plan.
Cleary Gottlieb Hires Fried Frank Partner for London Funds
Cleary Gottlieb has appointed a Fried Frank partner to lead its London investment funds practice, strengthening its private capital offering.
Boutique Banks Eye Europe Growth Amid Deal Boom
Boutique investment banks are expanding in Europe, capitalizing on a surge in M&A and advisory deals, challenging larger rivals with specialized services.
Paul Weiss Loses M&A Partner to Kirkland in London
Kirkland & Ellis hires M&A partner from Paul Weiss in London, marking a significant talent move in the legal sector.
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