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  • Has Klarna’s buy now, pay later bubble burst?

    June 6, 2025

    Buy now, pay later services have exploded in the last decade and industry titan Klarna has spearheaded growth. The global BNPL market is expected to top $560.1bn (£412.8bn) in 2025 with 13.7 per cent annual growth.  Swedish fintech Klarna has historically dominated the space, notching a net operating income of $1.087bn in 2020. The firm [...]

  • McKinsey slashes 10 per cent of jobs in major overhaul

    May 28, 2025

    Consulting giant McKinsey has unleashed one of the largest job culls in the company’s history after ten per cent of staff faced the chop. The New York-headquartered firm has reversed major expansion plans, which peaked during the pandemic, as it aims to drive profitability. The consulting firm has reduced its workforce to 40,000 over the [...]

  • Is HSBC turning its back on Europe?

    May 20, 2025

    When Georges Elhedery took the helm at HSBC, he wasted no time making his mark on the firm.  Elhedery plotted a “simpler, more dynamic and agile organisation” in his sweeping restructure first announced in October 2024. One significant change introduced by the new bank chief was splitting the business into “eastern markets” covering the Asia-pacific [...]

  • Gymshark puts 300 jobs at risk despite record sales

    April 30, 2025

    Gymshark has put almost 300 jobs at risk despite reporting record sales for its latest financial year this week. The Solihull-headquartered company, which was co-founded by self-made billionaire Ben Francis, has entered into a consultation with 296 employees, almost a third of the total workforce. The news, first reported by Drapers, came on the same [...]

  • Sky to overhaul call centres and cut around 2,000 jobs

    March 27, 2025

    Sky has announced plans to shake up its call centres in a move which will see around 2,000 jobs put at risk of being lost. The media company, which is owned by US media giant Comcast, is looking to close three of its ten call centre sites. Its locations in Stockport, Sheffield and central Leeds [...]

  • HSBC investment bankers axed on bonus day received no bonus

    March 27, 2025

    HSBC issued no bonuses to axed investment bankers, despite letting them go on the day they were set to learn their pay award figures. The FTSE giant told staff in its investment arm last month that they were facing the chop after the firm announced in January it would wind down mergers and acquisitions advisory [...]

  • British Steel: thousands of jobs at risk after £500m subsidy rejected

    March 27, 2025

    Thousands of jobs have been put at risk after British Steel announced plans to significantly reduce operations at its Scunthorpe steelworks. Up to 2,700 employees are expected to be impacted by the move which would see the closure of two blast furnaces and steelmaking operations as well as a reduction of steel rolling mill capacity [...]

  • Santander to shut 95 branches – putting 750 jobs at risk

    March 19, 2025

    Santander announced a flurry of branch closures on Wednesday, which will place up to 750 employees at risk of redundancy.  The bank, which is one of the UK’s most prominent mortgage lenders, will close 95 of its 444 branches as part of a structural overhaul that will begin in June 2025.  Its updated branches network [...]

  • Mike Ashley-owned Frasers to cut a third of design and editorial staff

    March 18, 2025

    Mike Ashley-owned Frasers Group may cut nearly a third of staff within its design and editorial teams, according to reports. It entered into a consultation with staff of March 7 as part of the company’s latest restructure, Retail Gazette reported. Sources told the trade publication that the redundancy process will not affect managerial roles and [...]

  • EY planning senior partner layoffs – reports

    March 17, 2025

    Big four firm EY is set to lay off dozens of senior partners in its most significant redundancy plan in decades amid a slowdown in consultancy spending

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