Gaming Giants Face Off Over GTA 6 Release Window
Sony and Microsoft risk major game launches clashing with GTA 6's November release, creating a tense industry standoff that could reshape holiday sales.
Category : Business
UBS Promotes 155 to Managing Director Roles
UBS has announced the promotion of 155 employees to managing director positions globally, with London emerging as a key hub for the new appointments.
Dymon Asia to Double Dubai Headcount in Expansion
Singapore-based private equity firm Dymon Asia Capital announces plans to significantly expand its Dubai office, aiming to double its workforce as part of a strategic growth initiative in the Middle East.
London's Club Gascon Restaurant to Close After 27 Years
London's Michelin-starred Club Gascon restaurant in Smithfield will close permanently in March 2026 after nearly three decades of operation, marking the end of an era for fine dining.
Storm Leonardo Grounds Berlin Flights, Floods Hit South Europe
Storm Leonardo causes flight cancellations at Berlin Airport due to black ice, while Spain and Portugal face deadly flooding with evacuations and power outages. The UK sees persistent rain with no end in sight.
Ryanair 'Add-Ons Trick' Sparks Airline Fury
Consumer champion Which? reveals nine money-saving tips for Ryanair bookings, including buying basic fares and adding extras separately, prompting a heated 'fake news' rebuttal from the airline.
Smarter Web Shares Plunge 22.5% After Bitcoin Fall
London-listed Smarter Web Company sees share price plummet 22.5% to 31.25p amid Bitcoin's 15-year low, threatening FTSE 250 ambitions after £221m crypto investment.
7 Fun Things to Do in London This Weekend
Discover London's top weekend events including British Museum's samurai exhibition, Kew Orchid Festival, Six Nations rugby, and Wuthering Heights pop-up.
Unique Valentine's Ideas Beyond Supermarket Flowers
Ditch clichéd Valentine's gifts for these five curated London experiences and luxury brands offering meaningful romance, from bespoke proposals to intimate dining.
Stellantis €22bn Charge After EV Market Misjudgment
Stellantis announces a €22bn charge and cancels projects like the Ram 1500 BEV, citing overestimation of electric vehicle adoption and poor operational execution.
Bitcoin Hits 15-Year Low as Tech Sell-Off Intensifies
Bitcoin has crashed to its lowest price in 15 years, dropping below $65,000 amid a major tech sell-off and concerns over the nomination of a hawkish Fed chair.
Lloyd's Shelves Blueprint Two Digital Strategy
Lloyd's of London has quietly shelved its Blueprint Two digitalisation programme after years of delays, with new management rethinking the approach to modernising the insurance marketplace.
UK Home Prices Break £300k Barrier for First Time
Halifax reports UK average house price reached record £300,077 in January with 0.7% monthly growth, marking fastest increase since November 2024.
Industrial-Scale Deepfake Proliferation Found
A new study uncovers that deepfake technology is being deployed on an industrial scale, raising significant concerns about misinformation and digital security.
UK House Prices: No Boom or Crash Expected in 2026
Martin Beck, chief economist at WPI Strategy, forecasts a balanced UK housing market for 2026, with no sharp price boom or correction, citing falling mortgage rates and real wage growth.
TSB Profits Soar Before Santander Acquisition
High street bank TSB reports significant profit growth of 20.7% to £350.4m in 2025, driven by rising income and cost reductions ahead of its £2.6bn takeover by Santander.
Tebay Named Best UK Motorway Service Station by YouTuber
London-based YouTuber Gavin Wren spent three days visiting the UK's top-rated motorway service stations, revealing his favourite and sharing a surprising tip for drivers.
Top 5 Cities That Impressed After 120 Visits
After exploring over 120 cities worldwide, a seasoned traveler reveals the five destinations that left the deepest impression, from Tbilisi's creative soul to Istanbul's sensory feast.
Flats with Outside Space in England: A Visual Tour
Discover a curated selection of flats for sale in England, each offering private outdoor areas, from London conversions to coastal townhouses, perfect for buyers seeking greenery and space.
Starmer Unease Rattles Markets Amid Tech Sell-Off
Investors dump UK assets as speculation over Keir Starmer's leadership fuels market unease, while big tech stocks tumble on Wall Street for a third day.
SocGen Dealmaking Fees Up 5% as Trading Unit Slips
Société Générale reports a 5% increase in investment banking fees, driven by strong M&A and equity capital markets, while its trading unit faces a downturn in Q1 2024.
Verona: Italy's 'City of Love' with £15 Flights
Discover Verona, Italy's romantic 'City of Love' with £15 flights in 2026. Explore Juliet's Balcony, Roman Arena, and historic piazzas for a perfect getaway.
Russia's Economy Stagnates Amid War Pressures
Russia's wartime economic boom has given way to stagnation, with growth forecasts slashed to under 1% amid falling oil revenues, tax hikes, and severe labour shortages. Experts analyse whether this economic weakness could impact the conflict in Ukraine.
Hidden Costs of Flexible Working: Who Pays?
Flexible working arrangements offer benefits but carry significant hidden costs for businesses and employees, with government mandates potentially harming productivity and labour market balance.
Macau Hotel Sells Gold Floor Bricks for $12.8M
The Grand Emperor hotel in Macau has removed and sold 79kg of gold bricks from its lobby floor, capitalising on high gold prices amid geopolitical uncertainty.
Excel World Champion's Journey from Ireland to Vegas
Diarmuid Early, crowned Microsoft Excel world champion, shares his remarkable journey from mathematical beginnings in Ireland to winning in a Las Vegas esports arena.
Car Finance Scandal Could Boost UK Economy by £9bn
The motor finance compensation scheme could inject up to £9.7bn into the UK economy, mirroring the PPI scandal's economic stimulus effect as consumers spend refunds locally.
Super Bowl LX Ad Review: Top Commercials Revealed
Advertising expert Jon Williams analyses the standout commercials from Super Bowl LX, featuring Budweiser's Clydesdale, Pepsi's polar bear heist, and Kellogg's toilet humour.
Uber Liable for Driver Sexual Assault in UK Ruling
A landmark UK court ruling holds Uber liable for sexual assault by its drivers, setting a precedent for gig economy accountability and passenger safety.
Colorado Funeral Home Scam: Owners Sentenced
The owners of a Colorado funeral home have been sentenced for illegally selling body parts in a shocking scam that exploited grieving families for profit.
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