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  • Dubai-based ports boss leaves company after Epstein links revealed

    February 14, 2026

    The head of Dubai-based logistics group DP World has left his post after revelations over his links with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein put the state-backed company under pressure to take action. Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem’s exit as chairman and chief executive comes after freshly-released files showed the Emirati mogul appears to have exchanged hundreds [...]

  • Why agents are asking athletes to get a pre-nup this Valentine’s Day

    February 14, 2026

    The rise of the pre-nuptial agreement continues unabated. And never more so than for young successful athletes who tick all the ‘you need an agreement’ boxes – rapid accumulation of wealth, short career spans and public interest in their private lives.  For many, a pre-nuptial agreement now sits firmly on the wedding to-do list alongside [...]

  • Exclusive: RPC to lose Mike Ashley’s ‘rainmaker’ lawyer

    February 13, 2026

    City law firm RPC is set to lose one of its highest-billing lawyers, who represents the retail titan Mike Ashley. Long-term partner Jeremy Drew will leave the firm after nearly 20 years in the solicitor’s retail and commercial department, which he also co-led. The star lawyer has been a long-term adviser to Mike Ashley, the [...]

  • Former Six Nations stadium to become 50,000-seat football arena

    February 13, 2026

    A former Six Nations stadium is set to be transformed into a new £380m, 50,000 arena for top flight football. The Stadio Flaminio in Italian capital Rome will be transformed from its current derelict state into a new state-of-the-art arena for Lazio The arena was opened for use during the 1960 Summer Olympics before it [...]

  • Man City boss Guardiola calls for better society after Ratcliffe immigrants row

    February 13, 2026

    Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has called on countries to “embrace other cultures” after Manchester United owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe said the UK had been colonised by immigrants. Ratcliffe’s comments drew condemnation from Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Mayor of Greater Manchester Andy Burnham as well as from across football.  The Ineos billionaire has since [...]

  • Boozing Six Nations fans to contribute £60m to British pub sector

    February 13, 2026

    Brits boozing during the Guinness Six Nations could boost the British beer and pub sector by £60m. An estimated 12m pints will be sunk during the five-round tournament, which began last weekend, according to the British Beer and Pub Association. The annual rugby union tournament consisting of England, Wales, Scotland, Ireland, France and Italy takes [...]

  • Clearpay CEO: I welcome buy now pay later regulations

    February 13, 2026

    New FCA rules for buy now, pay later will strengthen, and legitimise, our industry, writes Clearpay CEO Rich Bayer.

  • The first tech wobble of 2026 revives AI bubble fears

    February 13, 2026

    Following a swell of AI bubble scepticism at the back end of 2025, this year’s first market wobble has arrived early, landing squarely on global tech stocks. When Anthropic released a new AI tool designed to help in-house legal teams triage agreements and draft routine responses, the reaction trickled down through law firms straight into [...]

  • The problem with The Real Housewives of London: Where’s the old money?

    February 13, 2026

    The Real Housewives of London's major flaw? Nobody who's actually rich in London wants to do it, writes Anna Moloney.

  • UK innovation economy is the most under-priced asset in global markets

    February 13, 2026

    Don’t write off Britain’s science and innovation sector. We are building global companies and attracting international attention, says Saul Klein If you listened only to the mood music in the City, you’d think the UK’s innovation story was already over. But in the week that London-founded ElevenLabs raised $500m from investors, making it the UK’s [...]

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