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  • On: Sales surge by £40m before Ibiza Final Boss viral boost

    December 19, 2025

    Sales at sports clothes and shoes brand On in the UK jumped by £40m in the year before it went viral thanks to the ‘Ibiza Final Boss’. The brand was caught up in a social media sensation earlier this year when the ‘Ibiza Final Boss’, real name Jack Kay, was captured on video dancing at [...]

  • Morning Wire The Magazine nominated for top awards

    December 19, 2025

    Morning Wire’s quarterly magazine has been nominated for Best Supplement in the Regional Press Awards, with editor Steve Dinneen also nominated in the Features Writer of the Year category.  The Magazine, which recently released its Winter issue featuring actor Russell Tovey on the cover, has been serving the people of the Square Mile and beyond [...]

  • Bailey sounds alarm on AI as youth unemployment jumps

    December 19, 2025

    AI could displace workers on a scale not seen since the Industrial Revolution, Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey has warned, as the UK jobs market shows fresh signs of strain. Bailey said the rapid adoption of AI across the economy was “most likely” to have a similar effect to past technological upheavals. “As you [...]

  • Budget uncertainty dampens November spending

    December 19, 2025

    Black Friday discounts failed to significantly boost consumer spending in November, as Budget uncertainty kept shoppers away from the high street. Sales declined 0.1 per cent last month, following a 0.9 per cent fall in October, as households opted to hold off spending in the run up to Christmas and wait to see the outcome [...]

  • FCA probe and bonus clawbacks: WH Smith acts against former directors as North America profit plunges

    December 19, 2025

    WH Smith’s board will trigger clawback provisions for senior executives following accounting errors woes that had resulted in a probe by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). WH Smith chief executive Carl Cowling stepped down with immediate effect last month after the report, produced by Big Four audit firm Deloitte, identified weaknesses in the operations of [...]

  • UK government borrowing overshoots expectations in November

    December 19, 2025

    UK government borrowing exceeded expectations in November but still fell year-on-year after tax receipts surged following Rachel Reeves’ first Autumn Budget. The latest release from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) showed public sector borrowing topped £11.7bn in November. City economists expected government borrowing to come in at £10.2bn over the month.  Despite this, the [...]

  • Chinese hustlers are taking advantage of the Cayman legal system – and British investors are paying for it

    December 19, 2025

    Cayman Island rules are allowing Chinese swindlers to take advantage of Western stock markets, enriching themselves and leaving the losses with UK shareholders.

  • Newcastle Red Bulls, Dupont and ITV: Top rugby business stories of 2025

    December 19, 2025

    This year really has been a 12 months where the business of rugby became a major talking point in ovalball discourse. We have always seen the odd deal here or investment there but 2025 has seen a step change across the sport, and it remains to be seen how it will pan out. So here [...]

  • Banks to set own contactless limit as FCA scraps cap

    December 19, 2025

    UK banks will be able to set their own contactless limits under new rules set to be introduced by the City watchdog next year. In the current system, banks place a cap on payments of up to £100 per transaction when consumers are using physical contactless cards. But changes introduced by the Financial Conduct Authority [...]

  • Exclusive: Google makes fresh $1bn cash injection into UK data centre subsidiary

    December 18, 2025

    Google has poured $1bn into its UK data centre subsidiary, Morning Wire can reveal, in the clearest sign yet that the tech giant is eyeing major expansion of its compute power in Britain. The £775m cash injection was this week filed to Companies House for the same company which controls Google’s Waltham Cross data centre, [...]

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