Sunny Mann's Journey to Baker McKenzie Global Chair
Sunny Mann's remarkable career path from packing boxes to leading Baker McKenzie, a $3.7 billion law firm, highlights resilience and strategic vision in the legal industry.
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Dragons' Den Gin Business Valued at £15M Now Nearing Collapse
Craft Gin Club, the UK's largest gin subscription service that secured investment on Dragons' Den, is now on the brink of administration with £4 million debt restructuring plan underway.
Carmakers Scramble to Cover £3bn Loan Scandal Shortfall
UK car manufacturers are under pressure to find £3bn for compensation payouts after underestimating costs in the FCA's £9.1bn redress scheme for mis-sold car loans from 2007 to 2024.
Fuel Price Surge Hits Uber and Lyft Drivers Hard
Ride-share drivers across the US face a financial crisis as rising gas costs, triggered by geopolitical tensions, force them to work longer hours or cut back, with company support called 'a slap in the face'.
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Indie Bookshops Thrive Despite Big Chain Dominance
Independent bookstores are making a remarkable comeback with 422 new shops opening in 2025, a 31% increase, as consumers increasingly support local businesses over corporate giants.
Paramedic Makes £60k a Year from Ice Cream Side Hustle
A paramedic from Staffordshire has turned a childhood passion into a lucrative ice cream business, earning £60,000 yearly while balancing his medical career.
Vauxhall Frontera Reborn: Modern SUV Review
The reborn Vauxhall Frontera swaps old-school flaws for modern tech, hybrid or electric power, and genuine family-friendly appeal in a budget SUV comeback.
UK Landlords and Sole Traders Miss Digital Tax Launch
Only 25% of required sole traders and landlords have registered for HMRC's Making Tax Digital scheme, despite the April 6 deadline passing. HMRC expects sign-ups to increase before the first quarterly update in August.
Pyjama-Woman Fuel Thefts Amid Soaring Prices
North Wales Police release CCTV of a woman in pyjamas stealing fuel from petrol stations as prices remain high after Middle East conflict.
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Electric Cars Cheaper Than Petrol in UK for First Time
New data from Autotrader reveals the average price of electric vehicles in the UK has dropped below petrol cars, driven by government grants and competition.
Dragons' Den Reject Set to Make £10 Million by 2028
Lucie MacLeod, rejected by all six Dragons in 2024, now projects £10 million revenue for her Hair Syrup company by 2028 and has been listed on Forbes 30 Under 30.
Digital Fix for Office Birthday Card Chaos in Hybrid Work
Discover how digital platforms like GroupTogether are revolutionizing office birthday card organization, eliminating signature chasing for modern hybrid teams with seamless online solutions.
Volkswagen's Defense Pivot: Auto Giant's Risky Reinvention
Volkswagen explores defense sector partnerships amid EV struggles and job cuts, testing boundaries between civilian manufacturing and military supply chains in Europe's industrial transformation.
Iran War Cripples UK Farmers with Soaring Fuel and Fertilizer Costs
British farmers face devastating cost increases from the Iran conflict, with red diesel prices doubling and fertilizer costs rising over 25%, threatening food security and pushing farms to breaking point.
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Asset Management Success: Advice from FN's Rising Stars
FN's rising stars in asset management share key advice for career advancement, emphasizing mentorship, adaptability, and technical skills in a competitive industry.
Utah Law Targets Dollar Store Overcharges Post-Investigation
Utah lawmakers have passed a new law doubling penalties for retailers that repeatedly overcharge customers, prompted by a Guardian investigation into Dollar General and Family Dollar pricing practices.
Tyres.co.uk Hits 100 Orders in First Month
Tyres.co.uk, a new online tyre business, has completed 100 orders within 30 days of launch, highlighting strong demand for a transparent and convenient tyre shopping experience in the UK.
Lidl's Budget Mobile Plans Have Major App-Only Catch
Supermarket giant Lidl is entering the mobile market with budget phone plans, but access is restricted solely to users of its Lidl Plus loyalty application, limiting availability.
London Legal Sector Hits £60bn, Top Lawyers Pocket Millions
The UK legal profession has grown to a £60bn powerhouse, with top City lawyers earning multi-million pound pay packets and junior salaries reaching six figures amid record firm growth.
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Octopus CMO: Warned Against Energy Startup, Now Leads Growth
Rebecca Dibb-Simkin, Chief Marketing Officer at Octopus Energy, shares her career journey from being cautioned about joining an energy startup to building a $10bn global business, while revealing her love for Greggs and work-life balance.
Rothschild UK Wealth CEO Makes First Senior Appointment
Rothschild & Co's new UK wealth management CEO, Andrew Pitt, has appointed a senior figure to lead client strategy, marking his first major move since taking the role.
CMA Targets Sneaky Drip Pricing Fees in Online Bookings
The Competition and Markets Authority has fined the AA £4.2 million for drip pricing practices, with 80,000 customers receiving refunds totaling £760,000.
FN London's Rising Stars: Investment Bankers Shaping Finance
FN London highlights the investment bankers under 35 making waves in finance, showcasing their achievements and impact on the industry's future.
Tesco Warns of Profit Impact from Iran War
Tesco has issued a profit warning, citing significant uncertainty from the Iran war affecting supply chains and consumer spending in the UK market.
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Barings Opens New Abu Dhabi Office to Boost Global Presence
Investment giant Barings has launched a new office in Abu Dhabi, marking a strategic expansion into the Middle East to enhance its global investment capabilities and client services.
PwC Overhaul Reveals AI Reckoning for Big Four Firms
PwC's blueprint to standardize global consultancy services highlights how AI is straining Big Four structures, forcing layoffs and operational changes amid fee declines and talent challenges.
Home Office Desks Cut from £238 to £94 in Major Sale
Office Furniture Online offers massive discounts on desks, chairs, and bundles, with free delivery and a 4% off code for purchases over £550, ideal for home office upgrades.
AA Driving School Fined £4.2m Over Hidden Fees Scandal
The Competition and Markets Authority has fined the AA £4.2 million and ordered refunds for 80,000 learner drivers after discovering illegal 'drip pricing' practices at AA Driving School and BSM Driving School.
Restaurant Boss Warns of Youth Joblessness, Eyes Takeovers
Bow Street CEO David Page expresses concern over UK youth unemployment nearing one million as his restaurant group reports annual loss but plans multiple acquisitions.
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Allica Bank's AI Push Boosts Profit and Loan Book Growth
Allica Bank reports a 23% profit jump to £36.9m as its loan book expands over 23%, driven by AI adoption and commercial lending, with CEO Richard Davies eyeing European expansion.
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