Peel Hunt Debt Head Moves to RSM
The head of debt advisory at Peel Hunt has transitioned to RSM, marking a significant personnel shift in the UK's corporate finance and professional services sector.
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Private Jet Crashes in Maine Snowstorm with Eight On Board
A Bombardier Challenger 650 business jet crashed shortly after takeoff from Bangor International Airport during a severe snowstorm, with eight passengers on board and their condition unknown.
Synthesia's Valuation Doubles to $4bn in Funding Round
Synthesia, a British AI startup creating digital avatars, has nearly doubled its valuation to $4bn after a $200m funding round led by Google Ventures, with 70% of FTSE 100 companies as clients.
Dubai Legal Firm Targets Global Leadership Status
Mohammad Al Najjar Advocates and Legal Consultants in Dubai combines UK legal education with UAE expertise to handle complex cross-border cases while pursuing international recognition.
Gold Hits Record High Amid Trump Turmoil and Market Fears
Gold prices surged above $5,000 per ounce, reaching a new record high as investors flock to safe-haven assets amid escalating Trump tariff threats, US shutdown fears, and yen volatility.
UK Loses More Jobs to AI Than Other Major Economies
New research from Morgan Stanley shows UK businesses report net job losses due to AI, with 8% reduction - the highest among leading economies. Despite productivity gains, job creation lags behind.
Walkers £500k TikTok Crisp Flavour Hunt
Walkers crisps launches nationwide TikTok competition offering up to £500,000 for the winning flavour idea, with Poppy O'Toole as guest judge.
Why £100k No Longer Buys London Prosperity
High-earning 'Henrys' in London face financial pressures despite six-figure salaries, revealing deeper issues with living standards and economic inequality in the capital.
Gold Tops $5,000 on Tariff and Shutdown Fears
Gold prices have soared to a record high above $5,000 an ounce, with silver also hitting new peaks, as investors seek safety amid US tariff threats and government shutdown risks.
Carry-On Essentials That Upgrade Economy Flights
Discover the top travel accessories that can elevate your economy flight experience with comfort, style and convenience. From sleep aids to entertainment gadgets.
Gold Surges Past $5,000, Fintech IPO Caution Advised
Gold prices soar above $5,000 for the first time ever. Meanwhile, venture capital expert James Codling warns fintechs against rushing to IPO, citing past disasters and advocating for longer private stays to strengthen business models.
Writing Retreats: A Novelist's Journey to Completion
Discover how writing retreats across the UK, from Scotland to Sussex, provided creative support and solitude to help finish a novel, with insights into venues and experiences.
Fintechs Warned: Avoid Early IPO Trap
Top London venture capital investor James Codling cautions fintech firms against premature IPOs, highlighting past disasters and urging companies to strengthen business models first.
M&S Gluten-Free Colin Cake Hits Shelves
Marks & Spencer introduces a gluten-free version of its iconic Colin the Caterpillar cake, priced equally at £9.50. The long-awaited product caters to coeliac and gluten-free communities with no cross-contamination risk.
UK to Use National Archives and Met Office Data for AI
The UK government plans to license data from institutions like the National Archives and Met Office for AI tools, aiming to help businesses and councils with legal and weather insights.
Warrington Tops UK Economic Growth as 11 Areas Prosper
A new study reveals 11 UK towns and cities, including Warrington and Barnsley, have doubled disposable income growth compared to national averages through strategic economic policies.
Warrington's Economic Growth Outpaces UK Average
Warrington in Cheshire has seen incomes rise twice as fast as the UK average, driven by transport links and a booming nuclear sector, positioning it as a model for regional devolution.
WFH Delays January Job Hunting Surge
Analysis reveals the traditional January job search peak has moved to late January due to hybrid working patterns, with insights on recruitment trends and economic challenges.
Gold Price Hits Record High Above $5,000
Gold has surged to a record high above $5,000 per ounce as investors seek safety from political and economic uncertainty driven by Trump administration policies.
Financial Services 2026 AI Hiring Boom with Ethical Focus
British banks and finance firms are embarking on a major recruitment drive for AI specialists in 2026, with particular demand for behavioural science and psychology experts to address ethical concerns.
Philippines Ferry Sinks: 15 Dead, Dozens Missing
A ferry carrying over 350 people sank near Basilan province, Philippines, leaving 15 dead and 28 missing. Rescue operations saved over 300 passengers and crew.
Call Of Duty vs Battlefield: Gaming Community Weighs In
Readers discuss Call Of Duty's declining popularity against Battlefield's rise, co-op game recommendations for parents, and concerns about Fable's reboot in this week's gaming inbox.
Cummings' Final Mission: Defeat UK Safetyism
Chris Cummings, outgoing head of the Investment Association, targets the UK's 'safetyism' culture as his last major initiative, aiming to boost economic growth and competitiveness.
Adult Children at Home: IHT Liability Guide
Financial expert Marianna Hunt clarifies whether paying for adult children living at home creates inheritance tax liabilities, with practical advice for parents.
Guardian Corrections: Siberian Photo and Real Madrid Revenue
The Guardian has issued corrections for a Siberian wilderness photo misidentification and Real Madrid's revenue figure, alongside other recent amendments to articles.
US Storm: 10k Flights Cancelled, 850k Lose Power
A massive Arctic storm batters the US, cancelling 10,000 flights and leaving over 850,000 without power. 180 million people across 37 states affected as governors declare emergencies.
Carney Rejects China Free Trade Deal
Canadian PM Mark Carney clarifies recent China tariff agreement is limited, not a free trade deal, as Donald Trump threatens 100% tariffs on Canadian imports.
US Winter Storm Brings Snow, Blackouts, and Chaos
A severe winter storm struck the US on 24 January, dumping snow from New Mexico to North Carolina, disrupting transport and threatening millions with power cuts.
Men Rescue Child from Submerged Taxi in Freezing River
Three men in Dagestan, Russia, performed a daring rescue to save a young boy from a taxi sinking in a freezing canal, with one stripping to his underwear in the icy conditions.
River Island Closes Six More Stores Amid Restructuring
River Island has closed six more stores this weekend as part of its restructuring plan, citing rising costs and changing customer shopping habits.
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