Trust on Trial: How Voting Experts Failed in the Wise Case

After a debt restructuring exceeding $10 billion, Coulson and former shareholders lose Ardagh to bondholders in exchange for a $300 million settlement.

A duty-free US market access for British steel is intended to strategically enhance Starmer geopolitically and in terms of trade policy.

Growing market power of European purchasing alliances is reducing Heineken's sales and complicating long-term stable margins.

Heathrow plans multi-billion expansion – investors hope for efficiency, airlines fear rising fees and risks.

With Donkey Kong Bananza, Nintendo sets a creative exclamation mark – destructively, playfully, and technically impressively executed.

Zegona CEO O’Hare receives £131 million through stock incentives – a record remuneration for a publicly traded British company.

Alphabet experiences double-digit growth, invests massively in AI infrastructure – and defends Google's dominance despite regulatory threats.

The $151 billion Project Shield promises massive contracts for defense companies and tech start-ups – despite financing issues.

The dogmatic exclusion of combined CEO and Chair roles in the United Kingdom is increasingly faltering in global competition.

LVMH considers selling Marc Jacobs as declining demand for luxury goods increasingly pressures weaker brands in the portfolio.

FCA imposes a multi-million euro fine and lifetime professional ban on former H2O manager Jean-Noël Alba for misleading conduct.

In the future, British corporations will be required to disclose how long they take to make payments to suppliers – mandatorily.