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A Marks and Spencer advertisement has been banned for featuring a model who appeared “unhealthily thin”, with the UK advertising watchdog deeming it “irresponsible”. The image, which ran on the ...
The 61-year-old former trader will not have to go to prison until months after his appeal is concluded, judge says ...
Also in today’s newsletter, Microsoft accuses Chinese hackers of software breach, and BYD calls UK EV subsidies ‘stupid’ ...
Parliament backs legislation to tighten executive control after series of moves targeting anti-corruption campaigners ...
The use of an SPV will allow the Mexican government to avoid directly stepping in to support Pemex’s debts. The bonds will be ...
Microsoft has accused Chinese state-sponsored groups of exploiting its SharePoint document management software to target ...
Amancio Ortega’s family office agreed to buy a 49 per cent stake in PD Ports, which runs 11 sites across the UK ...
Josh Gruenbaum aims to create ‘market tension’ for tech groups and consultancies despite complaints from companies ...
But the vast majority is coming from the UK government — £3.8bn in equity and £36.55bn in debt from its National Wealth Fund, raised via the gilt market. A further £400mn in equity is being supplied ...
The outcome of the war in Ukraine might shape not just the future of Ukraine, but of European liberal democracy itself. This ...
Asian family offices are putting legacy first as they respond to complex and rapidly evolving external conditions ...
Ireland’s government has announced a “transformational” plan to spend €212bn over the next decade on infrastructure, as it faces growing pressure to spend cash from record budget surpluses.