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  • Ex-Lush chief’s lawyers hike costs to ensure their AI model isn’t trained by juniors

    June 16, 2026

    Lawyers for the former chief executive of cosmetics giant Lush, Andrew Gerrie, have hiked their fees ahead of a trial this month, partly as they will not allow junior staff to train their AI model, Morning Wire can reveal.  A court heard this morning that Gerrie’s legal team from Brown Rudnick have pushed up a [...]

  • More Big Four blues as Deloitte plans to slash UK audit roles

    June 16, 2026

    Big Four giant Deloitte is seeking to cut nearly 200 jobs across its audit business in the UK, the latest in a series of cuts at the accountancy giants. The firm is offering voluntary redundancy packages to a number of employees in response to low levels of staff attrition in its audit practice. A Deloitte [...]

  • Struggling Pizza Hut snapped up by private equity in $2.7bn deal

    June 16, 2026

    Struggling restaurant chain Pizza Hut is set to be offloaded to private equity by its owner Yum Brands in a $2.7bn deal.  Most of the pizza giant’s global operations will be sold to Long Range Capital just months after 250 restaurants were put on the chopping block.  Pizza Hut’s locations in mainland China are excluded [...]

  • Musk brands UK a ‘police state’ as Big Tech rebels against Starmer’s social media ban

    June 16, 2026

    Elon Musk, Meta and Google’s YouTube have all attacked Keir Starmer’s planned social media ban for under-16s, warning the restrictions will drive teenagers towards less safe corners of the internet and create sweeping new surveillance powers. The backlash comes as ministers consider forcing Apple and Google to carry out age checks on millions of British [...]

  • Brits urged to back UK pubs during World Cup amid booking surge

    June 16, 2026

    Brits have been urged to support their World Cup team by getting down to the local pub amid a four-fold increase in bookings for England games. The UK hospitality sector is set for a 42 per cent sales boost across the group stages of the World Cup – with kick-off times in the US, Canada [...]

  • And they’re off: Royal Ascot racegoers put on a patriotic show as iconic horse racing meet gets underway

    June 16, 2026

    Royal Ascot, the greatest flat racing festival in all of horse racing, is underway and thousands of punters have dressed to impress at the Berkshire course. There are over 100 runners across Tuesday’s seven races, with over £2.75m in prize money on offer to the top performers. Racegoers must adhere to the strict Royal Ascot [...]

  • Co-Op and Next among firms launching workplace savings scheme

    June 16, 2026

    A new employer-led coalition designed to help workers build emergency savings and boost financial resilience has launched, urging employees to save regularly in order to avoid unexpected financial storms. The National Coalition for Workplace Savings was launched on Tuesday, representing firms across a range of sectors including retail, hospitality and transport, all urging employees to [...]

  • Allianz tech blitz dethrones AXA to claim Europe’s insurance AI crown

    June 16, 2026

    Allianz has officially overtaken French insurer AXA to claim the top spot in global AI maturity, capitalising on a massive talent hoarding strategy. The German insurance giant, Allianz, has amassed an AI workforce 28 per cent larger than its closest rival, resulting in a staggering 900 active AI use cases worldwide and putting pressure on [...]

  • Lyft bets black cabs and robotaxis can share London’s streets

    June 16, 2026

    Lyft is preparing to bring Chinese robotaxis to London and believes autonomous vehicles will grow the capital’s transport market rather than replace its drivers. The Uber rival has claimed the arrival of self-driving vehicles would create a “hybrid network” of robotaxis and human drivers, as the American mobility giant expands its presence across Britain through [...]

  • Everyman set to quit London stock exchange over investor pressure

    June 16, 2026

    Luxury cinema chain Everyman is set to drop its London listing over pressure from its shareholders, including an investment firm poised to trigger a takeover bid. Everyman said on Tuesday that it is likely to recommend to its shareholders that it drops its listing on the challenger AIM market, sending its share price plummeting. The [...]

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