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  • Segro boss David Sleath: AI data centre roll out a matter of life and death

    February 20, 2026

    The roll out of AI data centres in the UK’s urban hubs is a matter of life and death, warehouse magnate David Sleath has said.  In an interview with Morning Wire, the chief executive of industrial property group Segro said developing data centres in urban areas is “critical” for relying on developments such as saving [...]

  • Buy now, sell-off later: Where did Klarna’s IPO go wrong?

    February 20, 2026

    When Klarna finally kicked off its Wall Street listing in September chatter quickly emerged whether the move would open the floodgates to a fleet of fintech listings. With the likes of Monzo, Zilch, Revolut and Starling all speculated to be eagerly waiting in the wings, all eyes were on the Swedish unicorn as a taster [...]

  • Hunslet RLFC’s lesson for rugby league profitability? Pay HMRC

    February 20, 2026

    Something incredible happened in the world of English rugby league this week. No, not the World Club Challenge victory for Hull KR over Brisbane Broncos, but a club in Hunslet RLFC turning a profit. Various reports state that, across the latest possible Companies House records, only Leigh Leopards turned a profit, over £500,000 better off [...]

  • Seattle Seahawks: Why are NFL franchises selling for $10bn?

    February 20, 2026

    Just days after winning their first Super Bowl in over a decade the owners of the Seattle Seahawks – the Allen family – put the NFL franchise up for sale. Paul Allen was a co-founder of Microsoft, and “The Estate of Paul G. Allen” has now begun a formal sale process of the franchise due [...]

  • Inheritance tax haul hits another record

    February 20, 2026

    The government raked in a record amount of cash from inheritance tax, as receipts for the unpopular levy were boosted by frozen thresholds sucking in a record number of taxpayers and ballooning asset prices. The exchequer collected a total of £7.1bn between April 2025 and January 2026 from the tax, official HMRC figures show, a [...]

  • UK Athletics pleads guilty to corporate manslaughter over Paralympian death

    February 20, 2026

    UK Athletics has pleaded guilty to corporate manslaughter after the death of a Paralympian in London in 2017. Abdullah Hayayei, of the United Arab Emirates, was killed at Newham Leisure Centre nearly a decade ago after part of the metal throwing cage – common apparatus at many athletics tracks – fell on the 36-year-old. Parts [...]

  • Private sector axes more jobs amid Reeves’ tax and wage pressures

    February 20, 2026

    The UK’s private sectors culled jobs for the seventeenth consecutive month in February led by a significant drop in the services sector as businesses were still digesting the impact of Labour’s 2024 Autumn Budget. The latest flash Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) from S&P Global described the rate of job shedding in February as at a [...]

  • Money Supermarket integrates with ChatGPT in battle to fend off AI threat

    February 20, 2026

    Money Supermarket has launched its own ChatGPT app as the comparison service seeks to quell investor fears over the threat to its business from AI. The new ChatGPT app allows users to access Money Supermarket services directly within the ChatGPT interface, creating a conversational way to search, compare and find deals, without leaving the chat [...]

  • Aston Martin F1 buys team naming rights in £50m cash deal

    February 20, 2026

    British car manufacturer Aston Martin has announced a £50m cash sale of its Formula 1 naming rights to AMR GP. The deal will enable the eponymous Formula 1 team, owned by Canadian Lawrence Stroll, to have the “exclusive right to use the iconic automotive company’s name, logo and branding in perpetuity”. Formerly Racing Point UK, [...]

  • MPs want overhaul of Heathrow regulation before third runway

    February 20, 2026

    Nearly nine in 10 members of parliament do not think Heathrow’s ambitious third runway expansion should go ahead unless there is a major overhaul of its regulatory framework to help bring down costs. A fresh poll of British lawmakers found that 84 per cent are reluctant to vote through the historic expansion without the west [...]

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