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Campbell's executive fired over 'poor people' remarks
Campbell's Soup dismisses a senior VP after alleged racist and derogatory comments about customers and Indian employees were recorded. Full story on the corporate scandal.
Adani ends legal fight against activist Ben Pennings
Anti-Adani activist Ben Pennings declares victory as the mining giant drops its five-year legal case. Read the full story of this landmark environmental protest win.
Weil Elevates Four London Lawyers to Partner
International law firm Weil promotes four London lawyers to partner in 17-strong global promotion round, strengthening corporate and litigation practices.
Amigo Loans pivots from lending to gold mining
Amigo Loans shareholders could see golden returns as the company transforms from failed lender to mining venture under Australian leadership. Discover the dramatic turnaround story.
Campbell's Soup exec suspended over 'poor people' comments
Campbell's Soup executive Martin Bally suspended after allegedly calling company products 'food for poor people' in lawsuit. Read the shocking details and company response.
Campbell's VP on leave after insulting products in recording
A Campbell's Soup vice president has been placed on leave after a secret recording revealed he avoids the company's 'unhealthy' products and made racist remarks about staff. The lawsuit alleges a toxic workplace.
Former Crypto Boss Builds Companies for Private Equity
Discover how a former cryptocurrency executive is now creating businesses specifically designed for acquisition by major private equity firms like KKR and Apollo. Learn about this innovative investment strategy.
The modern struggle of proving your identity to banks
Discover why proving your identity to your own bank has become an absurd bureaucratic nightmare in the digital age. Read this eye-opening account of modern banking frustrations.
JPMorgan's New UK Private Bank Boss Begins Role
JPMorgan appoints new UK private banking head as wealth management expands. Discover the strategic moves shaping London's financial landscape.
Investec Scales Up Mid-Market Business Services
Banking group Investec reveals a major push into the underserved mid-market sector, aiming to boost profitability by 200 basis points. Discover its UK and South Africa expansion plans.
JPMorgan aims to double UK private banking business
JPMorgan's UK private banking head reveals ambitious five-year growth strategy to double business, focusing on wealthy entrepreneurs and international clients.
Stephen Lawrence's Mother at Undercover Policing Inquiry
Baroness Doreen Lawrence gives evidence to the undercover policing inquiry, revealing how police spies targeted her family's justice campaign. Follow this major development.
Police Investigated After Guns Pointed at Aboriginal Teen
Australian federal police to investigate an incident where officers drew guns on an Indigenous teenager mistaken for a suspect, sparking accusations of racial profiling.
Lloyds buys Curve fintech for digital growth
Lloyds Banking Group acquires London fintech Curve in a major move to boost its digital offerings and compete with neobanks. Deal expected to complete in 2026.
MoFo Hires HSF's Kramer as Private Equity Partner
Morrison Foerster strengthens London private equity practice with HSF partner hire. Strategic move signals growth in competitive legal market.
Lloyds Capital Markets Head Departs in Reshuffle
Lloyds Banking Group's capital markets head departs amid strategic reshuffle. Discover the leadership changes and future direction of Britain's largest lender.
Evelyn Partners Opens First Bids in £400m Sale
Evelyn Partners launches first bidding round for £400m wealth management arm. Discover the key players and timeline for this major financial services deal.
Banks Back in Budget Crosshairs for Tax Raid
Chancellor Rachel Reeves considers a bank surcharge hike despite competitiveness fears. The Budget U-turn follows record £50.3bn bank profits. Discover the implications.
UK firms face 340% surge in AI-powered expense scams
UK businesses confront an AI-driven expense fraud epidemic with fake receipt searches soaring 340%. Learn how companies can protect themselves from £219bn fraud losses.
Lloyds Hires Wells Fargo's Langley as CIB Chief Executive
Lloyds Banking Group appoints Wells Fargo's international head Mark Langley as CEO of its Corporate & Institutional Banking division. Discover the strategic implications.
Deutsche Bank Rolls Out Banking Butlers for Rich Clients
Deutsche Bank introduces personalised 'banking butlers' for ultra-high-net-worth clients, offering bespoke financial services and exclusive lifestyle management.
Audit Quality Confidence Hits 100% Amid Knowledge Gaps
New report reveals 100% satisfaction with audit quality among key UK stakeholders, though clarity on auditor responsibilities is urgently needed. Discover the findings.
Gen Z Faces Workplace Criticism Like Millennials Did
Younger employees establishing themselves at work face relentless criticism from corporate leaders. Discover why this generational pattern repeats and what it means for the future of work.
Interpath Advisory set for £900m sale
HIG Europe launches £900m sale of Interpath Advisory, the restructuring firm advising Sir Jim Ratcliffe on Manchester United cost-cutting. Discover the key bidders and timeline.
Ex-chancellor Osborne shortlisted for HSBC chairman role
Former chancellor George Osborne emerges as surprise candidate to lead HSBC Holdings in one of Britain's most prestigious banking appointments. Discover the implications.
Tributes Paid to Yorkshire Dealmaker Mark Corbidge
The business world mourns Mark Corbidge, the charismatic Yorkshire dealmaker who transformed European boardrooms. Discover his remarkable legacy.
Walmart CEO Doug McMillon to step down in 2025
Walmart CEO Doug McMillon announces retirement after a transformative decade. US chief John Furner to succeed him, leading the $800bn retail giant into a new era.
Moelis Considers Nordic Banking Launch Amid Talent War
US investment bank Moelis & Co explores Nordic expansion as financial institutions compete fiercely for top banking talent across European markets.
Climate Action Slips Down Corporate Agenda Before COP30
New research shows climate change is falling down boardroom priorities despite approaching COP30. Urgent business action needed to address this alarming trend.
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