The Life Cycle of Market Champions
Throughout history, certain companies have dominated the equity market, but co-CIO Bob Prince explores how the process of creative destruction makes staying on top for long periods of time very diffic
Serco settles landmark lawsuit linked to overcharging scandal
Serco Group has settled a landmark lawsuit with a group of institutional investors linked to a historic overcharging scandal.
UK tech diversity body to shutter as sector faces ‘going backwards’
A UK government-funded body working to increase diversity in the tech sector has decided to close despite saying there is a "real risk of going backward".
Harry Potter and The Cursed Child theatre owner stages sales success
Nimax Theatres, the West End operator behind iconic London venues including The Palace, Garrick and Apollo Theatres, is celebrating another year of profit as sales outstrip their pre-pandemic levels f
Old Vauxhall MI5 spy school to be converted into luxury flats after sale
Firethorn Trust has purchased a landmark office in Vauxhall that was opened by the King and promised to convert it to residential flats in an off-market deal.
VAR check: Joey Barton set to cough up £75,000 to partly settle defamatory ‘bike nonce’ dispute with Jeremy Vine
Football Joey Barton has issued a statement via X today to apologise to broadcaster Jeremy Vine after he posted several defamatory social media posts, including one calling Vine a '#BikeNonce'.
HSBC ‘seriously violated’ Swiss money laundering rules, regulator says
HSBC's Swiss private bank failed to conduct adequate checks on more than $300m (£236m) worth of transactions over the course of 13 years, the country's banking regulator has found.
Hargreaves Lansdown ‘willing to recommend’ £5.4bn CVC-led takeover to shareholders
Hargreaves Lansdown has said it is ready to recommend a takeover to its shareholders today after a group of private equity bidders led by CVC rounded again with a fourth non-binding cash offer for the
Easyhotel: Bookings surge fails to stop budget chain sinking further into the red
Budget chain Easyhotel has reported its biggest loss since 2020 as a rise in bookings failed to offset more than £16m in loan charges.
Gatwick boss on the hub’s bumper summer and the return of Virgin Atlantic
As one of the busiest summers of travel in history gets underway, Gatwick chief executive Stewart Wingate catches up with City A.M. at the airport.