Stop peer pressuring young people into the student debt swindle July 22, 2026 One in four graduates will end up worse off than they would have been had they not gone to university, but that’s not just down to imperfect information, it’s down to expectations that need to change, says Paul Ormerod The holiday season is now in full swing. Relaxation for most, but in many households tensions [...]
Manchester was Burnham’s rehearsal – now get ready to pay the bill July 22, 2026 Burnham has asked to be judged on Manchester – where his record is more spending, more borrowing and higher taxes, says Gareth Davies Andy Burnham walks into Downing Street with a simple pitch: judge me on Manchester. I am happy to take him up on it. Start with tax. In 2018, Mr Burnham created a [...]
Manchester United accused of banning loyal fans to make space for big-spending tourists July 22, 2026 Manchester United supporters have accused the club of attempting to force out season ticket holders in order to generate more revenue from tourists and corporates. Season ticket holders of several decades started receiving emails – seen by City AM – informing them their accounts had been restricted after the club identified activity “that may indicate” [...]
CI Financial Holdings Ltd. Prices Private Offering of U.S. Dollar Junior Subordinated Notes July 22, 2026 CI Financial Holdings Ltd. (“CI” or the “Company”) today announced that it has successfully priced its private offering (the “Offering”) of US$500 million aggregate principal amount of its 7.625% fixed-rate resettable junior subordinated notes due 2056 (the “Notes”). The Offering is expected to close on July 23, 2026, subject to satisfaction of customary closing conditions. [...]
Healey challenges Cabinet to find cuts July 21, 2026 Chancellor John Healey has challenged Cabinet ministers to find savings in budgets hours after Andy Burnham was criticised for making an “unfunded” tax cut. In the first meeting between Cabinet ministers under Burnham’s government, Healey urged ministers to “look harder” at spending priorities across departments. Burnham also urged ministers to consider “how we are going [...]
Coforge Stands Out as an ‘Exceptional Performer’ in Application Services and Cloud & Infrastructure Services in Whitelane Research’s 2026 UK & Ireland IT Sourcing Study July 21, 2026 Coforge was also recognized as an Exceptional Performer for General Satisfaction, outperforming other ranked service providers
Sagepath Reply Recognized in the 2026 Gartner® Market Guide for Strategic Website Agencies July 21, 2026 Sagepath Reply, a digital experience agency part of the Reply Group, has been included in the 2026 Gartner Market Guide for Strategic Website Agencies. This marks the third time Sagepath Reply has been named in the Market Guide, following its previous inclusions in 2023 and 2025. This press release features multimedia. View the full release [...]
Expensify Expands Collaboration with Marqeta to Bring its Card Offering into Europe July 21, 2026 NEWS HIGHLIGHTS: Building on their long-term relationship in the US, Expensify has leveraged Marqeta’s card issuing platform to bring its expense management card offering to the UK and EU. Expensify customers in Europe can now access the same spend management capabilities that have allowed for the rapid growth of its card offering in the US. Marqeta’s comprehensive platform provides the multinational card issuing capabilities that enable customers to scale their card programs with a single integration.
Burnham premiership begins with decline in job postings July 21, 2026 Andy Burnham’s premiership has kicked off with disconcerting news for job seekers, setting up new government ministers for a difficult few months in supporting the UK labour market. The Office for National Statistics revealed that the number of vacancies fell by 7,000 between April and June, with the biggest falls coming in areas such as [...]
Four charts revealing scale of Andy Burnham’s economic challenge July 21, 2026 Andy Burnham has harboured ambitions to be Prime Minister for over a decade. But the economy he is inheriting will take the shine off his lofty hopes – just look at these four charts. As he stepped out onto Downing Street for the first time as Prime Minster, Andy Burnham allowed himself to break out [...]