Category: Economy
Howard Buffett to succeed father Warren as Berkshire Hathaway chair
Berkshire Hathaway has named Howard Buffett as chair as his father Warren Buffett steps down after six decades at the helm…
US law firms outpace London rivals in race for larger City offices
American law firms with offices in London are taking up more space than their homegrown rivals as they push to aggressively…
Kylian Mbappe receives shares in On as he jumps ship from Nike deal
Swiss sportswear brand On has pulled off a marketing coup by luring Real Madrid and France striker Kylian Mbappe from Nike…
XPeng G6: The Electric SUV with Business Appeal
The Tesla Model Y may still dominate conversations in Canary Wharf car parks and City office charging bays. Still, a growing…
Celtic and when does financial prudence become sporting underinvestment?
By most conventional measures, Celtic should be a model of how to run a football club. According to the club’s latest…
Next boss Wolfson tells Healey: ‘You can’t spend your way out of a crisis’
Lord Wolfson, Next’s chief executive, has urged Chancellor John Healey to cut spending at next month’s Budget, warning, “you can’t spend…
Family of suspected ‘Putney pusher’ hit out at Met Police ‘pressure’
The family of the multi-millionaire banker accused of being the ‘Putney pusher’ have hit out at the Metropolitan Police over his…
Why it could now cost more to sack an executive in the UK than FRANCE
Labour’s overhaul of employment rights, particularly the removal of the unfair dismissal compensation cap, could leave British businesses facing a higher…
Exclusive: EuroLeague CEO ‘open’ to NBA investment talks but yet to receive an offer
EuroLeague Basketball chiefs are expecting a takeover approach from the NBA that would see the two organisations collaborate on a new…
How The Light Gets In founder: Our point of view is that everyone’s a philosopher
How The Light Gets In festival is on Hampstead Heath this Saturday and Sunday What’s the biggest taboo in British society?…
