Direct Line: Top Ageas investor reportedly opposing takeover bid March 14, 2024 One of Ageas' top shareholders is reportedly opposing the Belgian insurer's attempt to acquire London-listed rival Direct Line after it has already been rebuffed twice.
Entain mulls sale of international brands to rescue sinking share price March 14, 2024 Entain has reportedly hired advisers including Wall Street boutique advisory Moelis as it considers shredding some of its overseas brands.
Nassau & Paradise Island – a playground of luxury hotels, colourful history and natural wonders March 14, 2024 It was NASA astronaut Scott Kelly who described The Bahamas as “the most beautiful place from space” as he gazed down at this incredible archipelago from the International Space Station. Back on Terra Firma, during his subsequent visit to the islands, he told a group of science and technology students that “There are other [...]
Nationwide must act in members’ interests on Virgin Money deal March 14, 2024 Mark Kleinman writes a weekly column for City A.M., this week on Nationwide, the 'British ISA' and Martin Gilbert's latest venture
GB News has (mostly) confounded its critics. What now? March 13, 2024 The upstart GB News has made more of an impact than its critics expected but its finances are in shakier health. What's next?
London fintech Tide set to launch in Germany as it looks to grow international footprint March 12, 2024 The international push comes after rapid growth in the UK, where it now boasts around 575,000 small business clients, alongside over 200,000 from its Indian division.
Oscars 2024: Oppenheimer helps ITV trump Sky’s coverage last year with peak of 1.1m UK viewers March 11, 2024 ITV's airing of the Oscars 2024 awards drew in more than double the number of viewers that Sky saw across all its channels last year.
Struggling Superdry reportedly in talks to tap Hilco for £10m loan March 11, 2024 Struggling high street retailer Superdry is reportedly in talks to tap one of its existing lenders for a £10m loan.
Opinion: Standing at the Sky’s Edge erases Sheffield’s Asian population March 11, 2024 Standing at the Sky's Edge erases Sheffield's Asian population
‘The budget doesn’t f*cking matter’: Gary Stevenson on why Hunt’s fiscal plans are ‘deckchairs on the Titanic’ March 11, 2024 Gary Stevenson, former Citi trader, quit the City a decade ago to campaign against inequality. Charlie Conchie, sits down with him to ask why.