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  • ‘Not all sunlit uplands’: Pub bosses weigh in on whether Brexit leaves a bitter taste

    June 23, 2026

    A decade on from the referendum, has Brexit left a bitter taste? The bosses of the UK’s biggest pub firms have their say Notoriously outspoken, the bosses of the UK’s leading pub brands are usually shouting about the same thing: the tax and regulatory burden threatening watering holes across the country. But, on the anniversary [...]

  • UK risks becoming ‘dumping ground’ for Temu and Shein, retailers warn

    June 23, 2026

    The UK risks becoming a “dumping ground” for online fast-fashion giants like Shein and Temu once a European crackdown on those firms comes into effect, leading retailers have warned. High street firms including Primark and Accessorize told Morning Wire they risk facing tougher rivalry from foreign fast-fashion sellers if the UK does not clamp down [...]

  • Procter & Gamble axes relationship with Kremlin propaganda channel

    June 23, 2026

    Procter & Gamble is the latest firm to cut ties with a Georgian TV channel after it was sanctioned by the UK and labelled a mouthpiece of the Russian state, Morning Wire can reveal.  The giant behind brands including Gillette and Pampers had continued to advertise with Imedi TV despite the company being flagged on [...]

  • Five graphs that reveal Burnham’s fiscal headache

    June 23, 2026

    Andy Burnham was not shy with his spending pledges in the run up to victory in Makerfield last week.  At various points, the former Manchester Mayor has pledged his party will nationalise water companies, including Thames Water; “stick with” the Waspi women, signalling a potential multi-billion pound payout to aggrieved pensioners; slash rail fares; kick [...]

  • ‘Very concerned’: City watchdog scolds motor finance lenders over £9bn redress scheme

    June 22, 2026

    The City watchdog has warned motor finance lenders it is “very concerned” with how prepared the industry is to implement its £9bn redress scheme, Morning Wire can reveal.  The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) fired out letters to over 100 firms last Friday following a review of the sector’s plans to implement its under-fire redress program. [...]

  • Motor finance revs up City watchdog’s PR spend

    June 22, 2026

    The motor finance scandal has helped rev up the financial watchdog’s spend on public relations agencies as it fought to warn consumers of the risks of using claims management firms. The car mis-selling saga – where City banks have been put on the hook for billions in compensation over the use of ‘secret’ car deals [...]

  • Dallas, Boston, New York New Jersey: Inside England’s Fifa World Cup stadiums

    June 22, 2026

    With England travelling around the United States for their Fifa World Cup Group L matches, Matt Hardy asks experts about what makes them so special. England’s opening victory at this year’s Fifa World Cup came in an incredible indoor stadium in Texas. The AT&T Stadium, known for the next six weeks as the Dallas Stadium, [...]

  • Manchester United secure site for new stadium after switching location

    June 22, 2026

    Manchester United have snapped up a 25-acre plot of land for their proposed 100,000-seater stadium after deciding to change the location of the project. United announced they had acquired a site 350m to the north west of their current ground from industrial land owner Indurent, which they say represents “the majority of the land required” [...]

  • SpaceX kicks off bond sale as it looks to begin mass borrowing spree

    June 22, 2026

    Elon Musk’s SpaceX has begun selling investment grade bonds for the first time in what is anticipated to be a mass borrowing spree in order to fund the company’s ambitious AI plans following its blockbuster Nasdaq listing. Bank of America, Citigroup, Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase & Co and Morgan Stanley are arranging calls with investors [...]

  • Baillie Gifford launches UK’s first ever tokenised fund

    June 22, 2026

    Baillie Gifford has launched the UK’s first ever fully tokenised investment fund, in a move that will grant savers the opportunity to invest in short-dated bonds via blockchain-based tokens. The Scottish investment house unveiled its Enhanced Yield Fund on Tuesday, with a mandate actively to manage investors money in a variety of short-term corporate and [...]

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