Mission Group is evaluating a raised takeover proposal by rival digital marketing agency Brave Bison after rejecting its initial proposal last month, with a preliminary view that the new bid …
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Brookfield Asset Management mulls Tritax Eurobox takeover
Another real estate investment trust could be about to disappear from the market. Brookfield Asset Management, a Canadian investment firm chaired by former Bank of England governor Mark Carney has …
‘Growing momentum’: British American Tobacco’s new products drive growth
Tobacco giant British American Tobacco has said it’s on track to deliver its previously stated guidance for 2024 thanks to the continued strong performance of its new categories. The company …
Wizz Air carried 5.1m passengers in May despite engine issues dragging on capacity
Wizz Air carried 5.1m passengers in May ahead of a busy summer but said capacity continued to be impacted by enguine-related groundings. The figure marked a 2.1 per cent rise …
FTX legal and administrative fees now exceed $500 million
Each day, Coinrule will run through the state of the digital assets market for Blockbeat, your home for news, analysis, opinion and commentary on blockchain and digital assets. Over the …
England are T20 World Cup champions. Can they defend their title?
The Kensington Oval in Bridgetown, Barbados, will be the backdrop when England get their T20 Cricket World Cup defence underway against Scotland on Tuesday. This year’s competition, the ninth T20 …
Record-breaking private health admissions, amid NHS crisis
Private hospital admissions hit record levels last year, with insured and ‘self-pay’ admissions at their highest levels ever. With the nation’s health a key battleground in the upcoming general election, the latest data …
Clarkson’s Farm vs Yellowstone: what your bingewatch says about your politics
As Clarkson’s Farm viewers swing behind Labour, Phoebe Arslanagić-Little asks if our TV viewing habits are becoming as polarised as our politics? In 2019, viewers of the TV show Clarkson’s …
Going green? Not without backing from the City, you don’t
Last year the Square Mile’s leading financial institutions tripled their investments in low-carbon projects, per a new report from the Corporation of the City of London, to north of $2bn. …
The Notebook: It may not be popular, but tackling the housing crisis requires helping landlords too
Where the City’s movers and shakers have their say. Today, David Smith, head of dispute litigation at law firm JMW Solicitors in London, takes the Notebook pen to talk on …