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  • Cheltenham on the hunt for 2025 Festival principal partner

    March 10, 2024

    WE ARE now just 24 hours away from the greatest four days of jump racing anywhere in the world. Early tomorrow morning thousands of Londoners will pack themselves onto trains heading west from Paddington to enjoy the drama and delights of the Cheltenham Festival. With 28 races over the four days, the very best horses [...]

  • Six Nations wrap: Grand Slam dashed, Quesada, Gatland and the Wooden Spoon

    March 10, 2024

    Everybody thought Ireland would walk to back-to-back Grand Slam titles this year while many expected Italy to again be the whipping boys of the Six Nations. In round four, however, these two assumptions were shattered in what was one of the great weekends of Six Nations rugby in recent history. Here’s what we learned. Six [...]

  • Direct Line to prioritise profits in bid to shake off Ageas interest

    March 10, 2024

    The new boss at Direct Line is is bringing forward his plans for turning around the business in an attempt to rebuff a £3.1bn takeover bid from Belgian insurers Ageas.

  • Morgan Stanley to stay in Canary Wharf in boost to struggling banking district

    March 10, 2024

    Morgan Stanley has decided to retain its flagship Canary Wharf office in a major boost for the struggling financial district.

  • ‘Ticket sales alone can’t save London theatre – the 2024 budget is a lifeline’

    March 10, 2024

    'The 2024 budget is a lifeline for small London theatres like ours'

  • Formula 1 runs risk of going stale unless the racing matches the off-track drama

    March 9, 2024

    Formula 1 has off-track storylines galore but the racing itself is far less compelling. Is F1 going stale? With the position Formula 1 as a sport finds itself in at the moment, drowning in allegations, the only potentially distracting part of the travelling circus – the racing itself – is struggling to shine through. The [...]

  • Ageas’s interest Direct Line shows just how far the UK’s insurers have come since Covid

    March 9, 2024

    And it is hard to overstate how difficult personal line insurers—by which we mean insurers whose customers are people, as opposed to businesses—like Direct Line, Admiral and Aviva have found business in the post-pandemic era.

  • Metro Bank’s costs in focus as lender embarks on major restructuring

    March 9, 2024

    Investors will be looking for more clues on Metro Bank's revamped strategy next week as the lender prepares to draw a line under a year that saw it rescued from potential collapse.

  • Will a British ISA really boost the London Stock Exchange?

    March 9, 2024

    Jeremy Hunt confirmed much trailed plans for a British ISA in the budget on Wednesday in a bid to get cash flowing into London’s beleaguered stock market. 

  • Britain’s mega-wealthy look to cash in on uncertainty in property market

    March 9, 2024

    Britain’s mega wealthy are ramping up investment in commercial and residential properties, as they look to cash in on the uncertainty in the market. 

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