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A digital news outlet based in the United Kingdom covering business, finance, and technology news.
- Top beat: Business
- Tracked since 2026
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- The best wine to take to a picnic in the sunThe article suggests wine pairings for various picnic foods, highlighting specific wines that complement each dish.
- Could Burnham be the answer to free-to-air sport for all?The article discusses potential changes to free-to-air sports broadcasting in the UK with Andy Burnham possibly becoming PM, examining previous government approaches and the complexities of the listed events regime.
- Two solicitors linked to Post Office scandal charged with misconductTwo solicitors connected to the Post Office scandal have been charged with misconduct and referred to the Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal, as the SRA continues investigations into 20 cases of alleged solicitor misconduct related to the Horizon IT scandal.
- Ares Management flagship private credit fund slammed with withdrawal requestsAres Management's private credit fund faced significant redemption requests from investors, with the firm limiting withdrawals to 5% of the fund's value as the private credit sector experiences liquidity challenges.
- Yokohama F Marinos: City Football Group offloads second club in space of six monthsCity Football Group has offloaded its minority stake in Yokohama F Marinos to Nissan, making the Japanese club wholly owned by the carmaker while maintaining its partnership with CFG.
- Messi, Ronaldo, Serena, Novak: What sport stars dodging retirement tells usTop athletes like Messi and Serena are extending their careers, driven by improved support systems and changing societal views on aging, reflecting broader trends in delayed retirement.
- KSI on buying a football club, the manosphere and quitting alcoholKSI, a UK content creator, bought a 20% stake in Dagenham & Redbridge football club and discussed his career, past controversies, and personal life choices in an interview.
- Burnham camp goes quiet on hospitality VAT cutAndy Burnham's campaign has not confirmed a VAT cut for hospitality despite previous support, focusing instead on business rate reductions, while industry leaders and critics debate the policy's financial impact.
- The companies leading on climate aren’t waiting for 2050Many Fortune Global 500 companies are advancing climate strategies beyond 2050 targets, incorporating carbon credits and long-term planning to meet growing demands.
- Ryanair blasts ‘misguided’ watchdog over family seating probeRyanair criticized the CMA for its investigation into family seating rules, claiming the regulator is misguided and ignoring more serious issues. The airline adjusted its policy to allow free seating for families but may seat them at the back.
- Tesla casts long shadow over SpaceX’s bumpy market debutSpaceX's market debut faced volatility as shares dropped over 20% from their peak, with investors comparing its performance to Tesla's successful IPO trajectory.
- Burnham adviser floats higher tax on pension funds’ overseas investmentsAn adviser to Andy Burnham proposed higher taxes on UK pension funds' overseas investments to encourage domestic business funding, suggesting tax reforms to prioritize British assets over foreign ones.
- Steel tariffs watered down after industry backlashGovernment reduced steel import quota and kept 50% duty after industry backlash, with UK-EU deal to ease trade tensions.
- Is the jobs market driving graduates to spy for China?The article discusses concerns that Chinese intelligence agents are using LinkedIn to target Western professionals, with reports indicating 20,000 UK individuals contacted in recent years, raising national security concerns amid economic challenges.
- Wealth advisory firm set for £240m sale as bidders circleWealth advisory firm Equiom is in the process of being sold for £240m, with second round bids from trade and private equity buyers, as the sector experiences increased consolidation and dealmaking.