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  • Harlequins chasing the American dream: Why the Premiership rugby club is moving pre-season to California

    December 24, 2015

    Rugby is the fastest growing sport in the USA and Harlequins are looking to ride the wave of its new found popularity by swapping the suburbs of West London for the sun of California in upcoming summers. The 149-year-old rugby club is planning to play pre-season warm up games in America for the next four [...]

  • UK-headquartered law firm DWF to acquire German BridgehouseLaw at start of 2016

    December 16, 2015

    UK-headquartered law firm DWF announced today that it is acquiring BridgehouseLaw, a German commercial law firm, on 1 January 2016. The newly combined firm will boast a turnover of £194m and will employ 2,360 staff members across 16 locations.  Andrew Leaitherland, DWF's managing partner and chief executive, will continue to lead the overall business post-merger, while Michael Falter, [...]

  • The science of branding: Neuro-Insight CEO Heather Andrew on brands and brains

    December 14, 2015

    Emotion is not enough, says Heather Andrew   When Cadbury’s drumming gorilla was unleashed in 2007, its soundtrack and surrealism allowed the confectioner to draw a line under its  salmonella scare, and boosted sales by 9 per cent. But an entertaining advert is not enough. The role which branding plays within the advert is crucial, [...]

  • Brazil’s pain has no end in sight as impeachment proceedings against President Dilma Rousseff kick off

    December 8, 2015

    The soap opera of Brazilian politics continues as impeachment proceedings against President Dilma Rousseff kicked off last week.   After months of lobbying, petitions to have the President impeached were accepted by the speaker of the lower house, Eduardo Cunha, one of the most powerful sitting politicians.   The charges (which she denies) are that [...]

  • One Undershaft: Plans to build the City’s tallest skyscraper and London’s second highest building revealed

    December 7, 2015

    Plans to build the City’s tallest skyscraper and London's second highest building – rivalled only by the Shard – have been unveiled today. Singapore-based developers Aroland Holdings are seeking planning permission to build a 73 storey tower at One Undershaft in the City, between the Leadenhall Building and 30 St Mary’s Axe. Standing 309.6 metres [...]

  • Storm Desmond flooding: As claims creep in, insurers assure consumers they are already ready for winter’s bad weather

    December 6, 2015

    ​The Association of British Insurers (ABI) reassured consumers on Saturday that the industry had been braced for bad weather. “Insurers expect bad weather during the winter and will be geared up to help customers who have suffered flood and storm damage recover as quickly as possible,” remarked Malcolm Tarling, a spokesperson for the ABI, in a [...]

  • Bank of England approves 19 insurers’ solvency II models for capital ratios ahead of EU 2016 rules, including Aviva, Prudential and Lloyds of London

    December 6, 2015

    Several of Britain's biggest insurance firms, including Aviva, Prudential and Lloyds of London have been given the thumbs up by the Bank of England for new rules governing how much capital they should hold. The Solvency II capital rules which come into force across the EU from the start of next year, mean insurers are able [...]

  • Uber’s $62.5bn valuation means it’s worth more than BT, Prudential and Barclays – and 86 other FTSE 100 constituents

    December 4, 2015

    Uber is reported to have filed paperwork outlining plans to raise as much as $2.1bn (£1.4bn) in its latest funding round. Were the company to complete that funding round (and according to the Bloomberg report, the wheels are very much in motion for that to happen – with Tiger Global Management and T Rowe Price both [...]

  • Profits drop by 26 per cent for British packaging company DS Smith, causing share price to tumble too

    December 3, 2015

    Profits have unraveled at DS Smith, as the packaging company today announced a fall in profits before tax of 26 per cent on a reported basis to £91m for the six months ended 31 October 2015. Revenue at the company dropped one per cent on a reported basis to £1.95bn, although this had increased by [...]

  • CVC set to buy up almost half of the RAC

    December 2, 2015

    CVC CAPITAL Partners, the largest shareholder in Formula One, will reportedly announce the purchase of almost 50 per cent of breakdown company RAC later today. CVC will purchase the stake from rival private equity group Carlyle which bought the company in 2011, it was reported late last night.  Singaporean sovereign wealth fund GIC, will retain [...]

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