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  • Truth bomb: Defence secretary John Healey resigns over funding battles

    June 11, 2026

    John Healey has resigned as defence secretary after months of tension with Sir Keir Starmer over funding for an uplift in spending on the armed forces. In a letter to the Prime Minister, Healey said the government’s draft for the Defence Investment Plan (DIP) “falls well short of what is required for defence and the [...]

  • Hugo Boss shares soar as Mike Ashley’s Frasers circles

    June 11, 2026

    Hugo Boss shares have jumped following a €2bn takeover approach from Frasers, sending its share price above the offer tabled by Mike Ashley’s group. The German luxury brand said it is reviewing the “unsolicited” takeover attempt, which would offer €38 per share, totalling about €1.98bn and valuing the fashion house at €2.7bn. But the takeover [...]

  • Elevate founder Julia Baldet: Hospitality is brutal, but I don’t regret leaving finance

    June 11, 2026

    Each week, we dig into the memory bank of the City’s great and good. Today, Julia Baldet, founder of City smoothie hotspot Elevate, takes us through her career.

  • AI is transforming job references

    June 11, 2026

    A startup with less than $20m just automated trust with an AI model that gathers references. Every executive should read this.

  • Reeves aims to lure US workers through tax reform

    June 11, 2026

    Chancellor Rachel Reeves is considering a tax break for US workers by introducing fresh reform, reflecting her drive to lure more wealthy migrants despite a wider crackdown on immigration.  The government has launched a consultation on the double taxation for investors who may be based in the UK but who work for US firms that [...]

  • KPMG’s Summer Friday half-day rollback signals deeper woes for Big Four giants

    June 11, 2026

    Big Four giant KPMG’s removal of its Friday early finish for employees is affecting branding and souring the mood among staff, who may see this as a signal to reconsider a career at the firm.  Time spent working at a Big Four giant was once a prized bauble to list on a CV. But with [...]

  • Watchdog opens probe into auditors of collapsed lender MFS

    June 11, 2026

    The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) has launched an investigation into the conduct of three accountancy firms and individual accountants involved in auditing the accounts of collapsed mortgage lender, Market Financial Solutions. The accountancy watchdog said it has opened four probes into Magus Chartered Accountants, Berkeley Finch Limited, and Silver Levene (UK), and into a number [...]

  • Burnham hints at payout for Waspi women claiming billions

    June 11, 2026

    Andy Burnham has suggested he would support more than 3.5m women who are seeking compensation, hinting at a billions of pounds spending commitment if he enters Downing Street. The Makerfield by-election candidate has long been an outspoken supporter for the so-called Waspi women, a cohort born in the 1950s who claim they lost thousands of [...]

  • Exclusive: Eilish McColgan joins performance nutrition brand Science in Sport

    June 11, 2026

    Distance runner Eilish McColgan has hailed upcoming research developments for female athletes after this morning joining performance nutrition brand Science in Sport.  The reigning 10,000m Commonwealth Games champion, from Scotland, has become a member of Science in Sport’s Elite Performance Advisory Panel, citing the need to tackle the research gap between men’s and women’s sport.  [...]

  • AI infrastructure boom helps power Halma to record sales and profit

    June 11, 2026

    The AI infrastructure boom helped underpin another record year at Halma as the FTSE 100 safety and equipment maker delivered more than £2.5bn in annual revenue for the first time. The 130-year-old group, which owns dozens of specialist businesses across safety, healthcare and environmental tech, posted record revenue and profit, extending a growth streak that [...]

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