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  • Starling revs up Engine with City hiring spree

    December 16, 2025

    Starling is motoring into 2026 with its foot firmly on the pedal, injecting a fresh pump of gas into the group’s technology arm. The UK fintech veteran is planning to shift its software-as-a-service (Saas) banking platform into top gear with a major hiring spree across London.  The platform, known as Engine, is a subsidiary of [...]

  • Starmer addresses leadership rumours amid bond market warnings

    December 15, 2025

    Keir Starmer has acknowledged that speculation over his leadership is “rife” amid fresh concerns that a change in Prime Minister could spark panic in the bond markets. The PM vowed to take action on leaks and briefings coming from Downing Street over the last few months, adding that he had previously dismissed officials for sharing [...]

  • Tories tell Labour to return donor’s funds amid antisemitism row

    December 15, 2025

    The Tories have called on Labour to return donations made by top donor Dale Vince after he provoked backlash with a social media post on antisemitism following the Bondi Beach terror attack.  In a post on X, Vince — an energy tycoon who gave Labour more than £5m last year — linked the attack on [...]

  • World Cup tickets aren’t worth getting into debt for, Scotland fans told

    December 15, 2025

    Scotland manager Steve Clarke has urged fans not to rack up debt following his team at the 2026 World Cup, amid criticism of sky-high ticket prices. The Tartan Army is expected to travel in numbers to the US next summer to see Scotland play in a first men’s World Cup for 28 years, where supporters [...]

  • Inflation to remain sticky before interest rates call

    December 15, 2025

    Inflation is expected to remain stubbornly high in fresh data to be released on Wednesday, adding greater scrutiny to the Bank of England’s upcoming interest rates decision.  Price growth is set to remain at 3.5 per cent in the year to November, a slight fall from the month before, according to consensus established by Trading [...]

  • Six of the top business books of 2025

    December 15, 2025

    Yes, dear reader, it’s that time of year again. What to buy for that special high-flying City exec in your life?  I’ve read nearly 50 books this year – most of them new, and most about business. Some were good, others have since found their way to Oxfam.  Here are a few of my favourites. [...]

  • Business chiefs back Employment Rights Bill progression despite ‘concerns’

    December 15, 2025

    Business leaders have called on parliament to pass the Employment Rights Bill after it secured a compromise on day one rights for unfair dismissal.  Six industry groups have written a joint letter to business secretary Peter Kyle stating their support for parliamentarians to pass the bill.  The letter now puts pressure on crossbench peers and [...]

  • High earners see purchasing powers eroded after Budget measures 

    December 15, 2025

    High earner households could lose thousands in purchasing power over the next few years as a result of measures introduced in last month’s Autumn Budget. According to analysis of HM Treasury data, high earners not rich yet (HENRY) households will see an average reduction in their annual purchasing powers by over £15,000 by 2029, due [...]

  • Mark Cuban and NBA stars join £3m raise for Irish sports tech firm

    December 15, 2025

    Billionaire investor Mark Cuban and several current NBA stars have backed a $4m (£3m) fundraising round for Irish sports tech company Orreco. They join major-winning golfers Padraig Harrington and Graeme McDowell as investors in Orreco, which uses AI to analyse athletes’ movement for signs of injury susceptibility. “This is the first proactive approach to use [...]

  • Ofcom targets BT and Three as summer outages exposed emergency call risk

    December 15, 2025

    The UK’s telecoms regulator has launched investigations into BT and Three after network failures this summer left customers unable to make calls, including to the emergency services. Ofcom said on Monday that the probes will assess whether the two operators complied with their legal dutiesm after separate incidents caused nationwide disruption. Telecoms giant BT notified [...]

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