Bonus Betrayal: When CEOs Actually Lose Their Pay
An explosive investigation reveals why Australia's corporate elite rarely forfeit bonuses despite company failures, worker layoffs, and environmental scandals.
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California voters reject Prop 50 tax reforms
In a decisive referendum result, California voters have overwhelmingly rejected Proposition 50, blocking a major tax reform initiative that would have introduced a wealth tax and increased corporate taxes.
Manslaughter probe after worker dies at Roman Tower site
Exclusive: Health and Safety Executive launches corporate manslaughter investigation after construction worker dies at Chester's controversial Roman Tower development site, raising urgent safety concerns.
PJT Partners Fees Soar 37% in M&A Comeback
Investment bank PJT Partners reports dramatic fee growth amid resurgent merger activity, signalling strong recovery in global dealmaking with London playing key role.
BNP Paribas reshuffles UK coverage leadership team
French banking giant BNP Paribas announces strategic leadership changes in its UK corporate coverage team, promoting James Bingham to lead while welcoming new senior appointments.
Norway fund rejects Musk's £44bn Tesla pay deal
In a stunning shareholder revolt, Norway's massive sovereign wealth fund has voted against Elon Musk's controversial compensation package at Tesla's annual meeting, dealing a major setback to the billionaire CEO.
ABF considers spinning off Primark in major shakeup
Associated British Foods explores separating Primark from its food empire in strategic review that could reshape UK retail landscape and unlock billions in value.
Primark splits from ABF in corporate shake-up
Associated British Foods announces historic separation of Primark from its food business, creating two independent FTSE 100 companies in landmark corporate restructuring.
Office Traitors: How BBC Show Mirrors Workplace Betrayals
Discover how the psychological games from BBC's 'The Traitors' are playing out in offices across Britain, as workplace trust erodes and corporate backstabbing becomes the new normal.
Labour's worker reforms risk economic growth, warn businesses
City business leaders sound alarm over Labour's employment law overhaul, warning sweeping worker rights reforms could hamstring Britain's competitiveness and investment appeal.
Ashurst hires Linklaters private equity star Roger Parker
In a significant move shaking up London's legal scene, Ashurst secures top private equity partner Roger Parker from Magic Circle rival Linklaters, strengthening their corporate practice.
Private Credit: Financial Saviour or Modern Ponzi?
As private credit reshapes global finance, experts debate whether this $2.1 trillion market represents genuine innovation or a ticking time bomb for investors.
HG Unveils Leadership Succession Plan in Strategic Overhaul
London-based financial consultancy HG announces major succession plan with founder Neil McArthur passing the baton to new leadership team in strategic overhaul.
Salesforce UK profits surge 82% despite job cuts
Tech giant Salesforce sees UK profits surge by 82% to £52.6 million while implementing significant workforce reductions and strategic restructuring across its British operations.
Why Australia's CEOs Rarely Lose Their Bonuses
New research exposes the corporate bonus culture where executives rarely face financial consequences for poor performance. Discover what it truly takes for Australia's highest-paid bosses to miss out on their lucrative incentives.
Data Breach Fallout: Brands Before Customers
New research reveals corporations prioritise reputation management over consumer protection when handling data leaks, leaving victims vulnerable to ongoing security risks.
City tycoons plot £5bn takeover spree via cash shell
London's financial elite are preparing to launch a massive cash shell company to fund acquisitions worth up to £5 billion, targeting undervalued UK businesses in ambitious expansion move.
Climate Adaptation: Our Most Urgent Battle
As climate impacts intensify, experts argue we must shift focus from prevention to survival. Discover why adaptation is no longer optional but essential for our future.
Labour Budget Accused of Caving to Corporate Lobbyists
Exclusive investigation reveals how intense lobbying from powerful business groups has shaped Labour's first budget, raising questions about tax fairness and political influence.
Informa CEO shifts tax residency to UAE
Stephen Carter, CEO of FTSE 100 events giant Informa, has relocated his tax residency to the UAE amid growing business expansion in the Middle East region.
News Corp's Corporate-Backed Australia Campaign
Rupert Murdoch's media empire launches ambitious campaign promoting Australian manufacturing revival with major corporate sponsors, raising questions about media independence.
Over half of UK firms rewrite ethics strategy
New research reveals a dramatic shift in corporate Britain as ethical concerns and consumer demands force majority of businesses to fundamentally rethink their policies and practices.
Why Scaring Children Could Be Good Parenting
Discover how controlled Halloween frights can teach children valuable life skills in navigating an uncertain world, according to childhood development experts.
Toxic Thriller Hidden Gem Now Streaming
Discover the brutal corporate thriller that critics are calling a 'hidden gem' of cruelty and tension, now available to stream after escaping mainstream attention.
Cavendish Hails UK Dealmaking Revival as Profits Grow
Investment banking firm Cavendish reports impressive profit growth and signals a major revival in UK mergers and acquisitions activity after prolonged downturn.
Latham promotes seven London partners in global round
International law firm Latham & Watkins announces seven London promotions in its 40-partner global round, strengthening its UK corporate and finance capabilities.
Shell profits smash £43bn on Brazil and Gulf production surge
Energy giant Shell reports staggering £43 billion profits as production hits unprecedented levels in Brazil and Gulf of Mexico operations, reshaping global energy markets.
Sydney's sponsored Halloween street divides residents
A Sydney suburb has sparked debate by becoming what's believed to be Australia's first corporate-sponsored Halloween street, with residents divided over the commercialisation of the tradition.
Murdoch's top adviser Siobhan McKenna resigns from News Corp
In a dramatic shake-up at one of the world's largest media empires, Siobhan McKenna, Lachlan Murdoch's closest adviser, has resigned from News Corp, sending shockwaves through the industry.
CBS News Announces Major Staff Cuts in Restructuring
CBS News is undergoing significant workforce reductions as parent company Paramount Global implements sweeping cost-cutting measures, affecting both on-air talent and production staff across multiple divisions.
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