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Businessman eating sushi at work
Success

Millennial bosses are demanding free lunch and a 12% pay rise if they have to return to the office full-time

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January 9, 2024
X CEO Elon Musk with hand on head, contemplative
Tech

Just as Tesla loses the EV crown, Elon Musk’s biggest market in Europe pulls the rug out from under him

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January 5, 2024
Hand change number 2023 to 2024 and word trends on the table
Leadership

The rise of ‘little flex time’ and shorter work weeks: Trends that’ll reshape businesses in 2024, according to massive study of nearly 2.7 million job searches and 30,000 workers

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December 30, 2023
Amanda Blanc, CEO of insurance company Aviva
Leadership

Top insurance CEO announces that white male new hires must be personally signed off by herself, as part of the firm’s drive to improve diversity

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December 15, 2023
Microsoft-Activision Blizzard deal criticism sparks U.K. overhaul of merger assessment regime
Tech

Microsoft-Activision Blizzard deal criticism sparks U.K. overhaul of merger assessment regime

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November 21, 2023
‘When I gave up the ‘grown up’ job I questioned whether I’d gone mad’: A stock trader and his wife quit their jobs to set up the U.K.’s biggest Christmas wonderland. This year it’ll earn nearly $30 million
Success

‘When I gave up the ‘grown up’ job I questioned whether I’d gone mad’: A stock trader and his wife quit their jobs to set up the U.K.’s biggest Christmas wonderland. This year it’ll earn nearly $30 million

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November 12, 2023
people walking outside an HSBC bank branch in London
Finance

HSBC doubled its profits and is giving shareholders $3 billion in buybacks but the bank’s troubles haven’t ended just yet 

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October 30, 2023
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak speaks to a TV reporter
Tech

U.K. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak pushes countries to label AI as capable of causing ‘catastrophic harm’

By Ellen Milligan, Jillian Deutsch and Bloomberg
October 19, 2023
The amount Britain owes exceeds its GDP for the first time since 1961—and credit-rating agencies are watching

The amount Britain owes exceeds its GDP for the first time since 1961—and credit-rating agencies are watching

By Tom Rees, Alice Gledhill, Philip Aldrick and Bloomberg
August 19, 2023
‘You can’t do a lot with a closed landfill’: Why a solar farm near London is being built on trash
Environment

‘You can’t do a lot with a closed landfill’: Why a solar farm near London is being built on trash

By Priscila Azevedo Rocha and Bloomberg
August 12, 2023
People walking against tall buildings in London

London knocked out of Fortune Global 500’s top 5 cities for the first time in 5 years—and experts warn it may struggle to come back

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August 3, 2023
The U.K. mustn’t forget its engineering strengths. Engineers turn ideas into reality–and drive global development
Commentary

The U.K. mustn’t forget its engineering strengths. Engineers turn ideas into reality–and drive global development

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July 21, 2023
The global financial landscape is shifting in favor of U.S. listings as Europeans get dwarfed and Asian markets grapple with instability

The global financial landscape is shifting in favor of U.S. listings as Europeans get dwarfed and Asian markets grapple with instability

By Richard Torrenzano and Paul Tweed
June 26, 2023
Glenda Jackson
Politics

Glenda Jackson, two-time Oscar winner turned British MP before comeback to stage and screen, dies at 87

By Jill Lawless and The Associated Press
June 15, 2023
Prince Harry is on a mission to hold newspapers accountable for phone hacking and illegal surveillance but offers little evidence in court trial
Lifestyle

Prince Harry is on a mission to hold newspapers accountable for phone hacking and illegal surveillance but offers little evidence in court trial

By Brian Melley and The Associated Press
June 7, 2023

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