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  • Lord Livingston to step down as chair of Man Group

    September 16, 2019

    Man Group confirmed today that its chair is to step down, making way for the ex-boss of Deutsche Bank as part of the latest boardroom shake-up inside the world’s largest listed hedge fund. Former BT boss Lord Livingston of Parkhead is to resign as chair of the FTSE 250 firm at the end of this [...]

  • Ranked: The UK’s fastest growing companies for brand value

    September 11, 2019

    Deliveroo, Costa Coffee and Brewdog are growing in value faster than any other UK brands, according to a survey published today. The food delivery app topped the list, increasing its value 54 per cent to $1.4bn (£1.1bn), while coffee chain Costa jumped 48 per cent to $1.5bn, boosted by its takeover by Coca Cola. Read [...]

  • Investors engaged with environmental and governance issues, but audit and trust lag behind

    September 10, 2019

    The UK’s largest investors are most concerned about environmental and corporate governance issues in the companies they invest in, but need to “step up” in other areas, new research has found. Audit, corporate reporting, trust, and reputation were all identified as areas where the UK’s top asset managers and owners have been “less engaged” in [...]

  • Women’s Super League season preview: New-look division confident of building on World Cup platform

    September 5, 2019

    The Women’s Super League kicks off a new season on Saturday looking to build on the success of the summer’s World Cup and there is every indication it is on the right path. Even before a ball has been kicked the signs are good. The 2019-20 campaign is the first with Barclays as the title [...]

  • You haven’t got mail: Yahoo Mail down around the world

    September 5, 2019

    Yahoo’s email servers have suffered a fault that has blocked users around the world from using the service, with many complaining they cannot work. The problem has also hit the email services of UK companies Sky, BT, and Talktalk, which piggyback off Yahoo’s network. Read more: Natwest and RBS website outages hit online banking customers [...]

  • The great Premier League giveaway: Why Sky Sports are handing over free highlights on YouTube

    September 4, 2019

    Premier League football is an expensive commodity and to extract every ounce of its value broadcasters need to innovate. In February last year Sky Sports pledged £3.6bn to buy 128 live matches per season in the 2019-22 rights cycle. That might have worked out as a reduction from its previous deal – £4.2bn for 126 [...]

  • CBI: Businesses should do more to show their impact on local communities

    September 2, 2019

    The Confederation of British Industry has called on businesses to do more to show their impact on the local community. Only two in five people in the UK believe that businesses are working to improve people’s lives locally, according to a new study by the CBI. Read more: UK companies to miss research investment target [...]

  • Three in 10 FTSE 100 companies cut executive pensions as investor pressure mounts

    August 28, 2019

    Three in 10 FTSE 100 companies have pledged to cut their executives’ pension payments in response to pressure from shareholders, as new data reveals that investor rebellions are on the rise. Research published today by the Investment Association shows that 30 companies on the index have made significant changes to executive pensions during this year’s [...]

  • 5G fisticuffs: EE files complaint over Three’s ‘real’ network advert

    August 19, 2019

    Mobile operator EE has fired the latest salvo in an escalating clash between telecoms firms, filing a complaint with the advertising watchdog over a campaign promoting Three’s 5G network. EE has raised concerns about newspaper and social media adverts that claimed Three’s network provided the only “real” 5G service. Under advertising rules, a brand must [...]

  • BT lines up £100m sale of Dutch infrastructure in bid to simplify business

    August 18, 2019

    BT is said to be preparing the sale of more than £100m worth of infrastructure in the Netherlands, marking the latest step in its radical simplification plan. Boss Philip Jansen is set to offload telecoms towers and broadband cables that serve the firm’s Global Services business customers in the country, the Sunday Times reported. Read [...]

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