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Pascal Soriot, CEO of AstraZeneca. Under Soriot, Astra has invested heavily in cancer drugs.
Retail

AstraZeneca encounters a surge in shares as profits exceed expectations, buoyed by demand for cancer drugs

By Ashleigh Furlong and Bloomberg
April 25, 2024
people walking on a busy street in Adelaide
Success

London is the world’s top talent magnet, eclipsing Amsterdam and New York. Yet it’s this country that beckons most

By
April 24, 2024
A delivery driver for Ocado Group
Retail

Ocado overtakes rivals amid pressure from shareholders urging the group to leave London for New York

By Jennifer Creery and Bloomberg
April 23, 2024
CEO of Citigroup Jane Fraser
Finance

London bankers are nearing parity with New York’s bumper bonuses

By Aisha S Gani and Bloomberg
April 22, 2024
Deliveroo food delivery riders / cycle couriers waiting at traffic lights on 17th February 2022 in London, United Kingdom.
Retail

Deliveroo returns to order growth with a 2% increase but for rival Just Eat, it’s not looking as rosy

By Chloé Meley and Bloomberg
April 18, 2024
Businesswoman shaking hands to close a deal with clients in the office
Tech

British unions want new law to stop firms from using AI to spot facial expressions and tone of voice as part of hiring decisions

By
April 18, 2024
Johan Lundgren, CEO of EasyJet Plc
Retail

The summer’s looking bright for budget airline easyJet as bookings grow, losses narrow and its Israel service is repurposed

By Kate Duffy and Bloomberg
April 18, 2024
Sachin Dev Duggal founder of Builder.ai at Fortune Brainstorm AI London on April 16, 2024.
Tech

ChatGPT-style AI bots have ‘lit a fire in boardrooms’ and it’s all thanks to slick design, says AI unicorn ‘chief wizard’

By
April 18, 2024
Satya Nadella, CEO of Microsoft
Tech

Microsoft’s $13 billion deal with OpenAI falls short of a takeover, EU competition regulator finds

By Samuel Stolton and Bloomberg
April 18, 2024
The U.S. and China are leading the world in AI innovation–but the U.K. can punch above its weight. Here’s how
Commentary

The U.S. and China are leading the world in AI innovation–but the U.K. can punch above its weight. Here’s how

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April 17, 2024
taylor swift walking on stage
Lifestyle

Beware, Swifties. A major British bank just issued a warning after fans lost an estimated $1 million in Taylor Swift concert ticket scams

By
April 17, 2024
people walking on a busy street outside a superdry store
Retail

Beloved British retailer Superdry plans to quit the London Stock Exchange after mounting losses to overhaul the company and save it from going bust

By
April 16, 2024
Jamaican Reggae musician, songwriter, and singer Bob Marley performs on stage, in a concert at Grona Lund, Stockholm, Sweden. He extends his fist as he sings into the microphone, with an electric guitar.
Retail

Viagogo boss thinks Bob Marley would have approved of ticket touting that sees fans charged thousands above asking price—‘after some education’

By
April 15, 2024
person sitting with a microphone and head turned to the right
Success

The steep pay gap between the U.S. and U.K. is real—just look at how much Exxon Mobil and Chevron chiefs make compared with those at Shell and BP

By
April 12, 2024
Sarah Cardell, chief executive officer of the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA)
Tech

U.K.’s antitrust watchdog sounds the alarm over Big Tech AI grip as it uncovers an ‘interconnected web’

By Tiffany Tsoi, Shona Ghosh and Bloomberg
April 12, 2024

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