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  • Annual fall in suspect share dealing occurring before takeovers, FCA report finds

    July 9, 2019

    Suspect share price movements that occur before takeover announcements and imply insider trading fell to its lowest level in more than a decade last year, the UK’s financial watchdog revealed yesterday. Roughly one in ten takeovers were linked with unusual share price moves over the course of 2018, according to a “market cleanliness” indicator released [...]

  • Climate catastrophising risks shutting down vital debate

    July 9, 2019

    In April, the cry of climate catastrophe seized the political agenda. A trinity of David Attenborough documentaries, Greta Thunberg-inspired school strikes, and Extinction Rebellion protests took over both traditional and social media. It was the only subject driving the zombie government’s agenda forward when, Trump-like, environment secretary Michael Gove watched Blue Planet 2 and tweeted [...]

  • City Moves for 9 July – Who’s switching jobs?

    July 9, 2019

    Today’s City Moves includes Baird, Glenhawk and Astarte Capital Partners. Baird Baird has announced that Simon Pearson and Justin Prichard (pictured) have joined its European investment banking group as managing directors, continuing the expansion of Baird’s global technology & services practice. The duo will focus on the technology, media and telecoms space, and will be [...]

  • Cricket World Cup: Why England’s stars have got a blind spot for trademarks

    July 8, 2019

    Cricket has evolved hugely in recent years both on and off the field and yet there is still one area in which it lags behind other sports. Trademarks may not seem an obvious priority, but given the commercial opportunities attached to sport’s biggest events and most prominent stars, cricket’s apparent reluctance to cash in stands [...]

  • Women’s World Cup 2019: Was it a success? And how does football build on it? Sport industry insiders give their views

    July 8, 2019

    After 31 days, 52 games and 146 goals, the most high-profile Women’s World Cup yet is over. But what impact has it made on the game and the wider landscape? We asked a selection of industry experts. Contributors Lisa Parfitt, managing director, Engine Sport and Brand Experience; Steve Martin, global CEO, M&C Saatchi Sport and [...]

  • Campaigner Heather Mills wins payout over phone hacking claims

    July 8, 2019

    Former model Heather Mills has said she feels “joy and vindication” after reaching a settlement against the now-defunct News of the World over long-standing phone hacking claims. Mills, the former wife of Beatles star Paul McCartney, claimed she had won the “highest media libel settlement in British history” and a “complete and unmitigated apology for [...]

  • DEBATE: Boots is shutting 200 stores in the next 18 months – will this be enough to ensure its survival?

    July 8, 2019

    Boots is shutting 200 stores in the next 18 months – will this be enough to ensure its survival? Rebecca Crook, chief growth officer at digital product agency Somo, says YES. Some 800m people a year walk through the doors of Boots, yet we know that being a heritage brand is not enough for today’s [...]

  • Lib Dems promised flood of cash if they sign up to Remain alliance

    July 7, 2019

    A FLOOD of cash is set to be released to the Liberal Democrats from wealthy donors if the party signs up to a Remain-focused electoral pact, City A.M. can reveal.  The cash-strapped party received just £4.8m in funding in the 12 months to March 2019 – £12.4m less than Labour – following an announcement last [...]

  • Lagarde’s ECB job is a victory for Macron and a chance for Osborne

    July 5, 2019

    The chatter in Paris is that Emmanuel Macron has played a blinder. On Monday night he was raging to the media about the shoddy state of EU decision making, but by Wednesday evening he was patting himself on the back. Macron pushed Ursula von der Leyen as a compromise candidate for Commission president, simultaneously helping [...]

  • Pop Master: Longevity in broadcasting

    July 4, 2019

    As some of you will know, I host a podcast called Media Masters. It really does what it says on the tin, speaking to people who’ve conquered the media world about how they got where they are and what drives them. I feel guilty sometimes, as it never actually feels like work. I’ve had the [...]

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