Reckitt Benckiser: ‘Significant damage’ from tornado will hit baby formula sales
Baby formula sales at Reckitt Benckiser are set to be hit by “significant damage” to a warehouse which was struck by a tornado, the consumer hygiene company has said.
Former deputy mayor shared in £750,000 dividend from RationalFX as staff were laid off
The former deputy mayor of London shared in a £750,000 dividend from his now-collapsed foreign-exchange firm while scores of the company’s staff were laid off through the pandemic, City A.M. can
Behind the companies turning goals into gold at Euro 2024
England may have fallen at the final hurdle, but Ali Lyon says advertising agencies and broadcasters enjoyed a very fruitful tournament at Euro 2024 Adidas’s flagship advert for this year’s Europe
HSBC appoints new chief to replace outgoing boss Noel Quinn
The bank has announced Georges Elhedery will take over the role as the head of the bank from 2nd September.
Sunak missed the mark on AI. Now it’s up to Starmer to do better
While most companies do not want cumbersome rules, they do want clarity on the regulatory front, which is essential to provide businesses and consumers with certainty.
Top creative agency calls on Havas London to be stripped of B Corp status
Advertising giant Havas London must be stripped of its B Corp status if its sister agency continues to work on its global contract with Shell, the founder of another B Corp accredited agency has said.
‘Hoodwinked from IPO onwards’: Home REIT shareholders round on scandal-hit investor over wind-down plans
Home REIT shareholders have rounded on the firm and its investment manager today after the scandal-hit social housing investor revealed plans to wind down in the coming months.
‘We have to rethink the narrative’: Mariana Mazzucato on how Labour should address an era of crisis
Still, Keir Starmer was elected on a platform of change and, as Milton Friedman once said, "only a crisis - actual or perceived - produces real change." For Friedman, a government's response depended
London offices: Bigger is better, as construction of smaller spaces in the capital dries up
For the first time in at least two decades not a single new office scheme smaller than 100,000 square feet began construction in London in the first half of this year, despite demand for larger spaces
Bitcoin surges to $62K on political developments
Bitcoin surged to $62,830 after an assassination attempt on Donald Trump at a Pennsylvania campaign rally.