Wall Street’s insurance takeover presents circular risks and rewards
Aggressive tactics are prompting increased regulatory scrutiny
Aggressive tactics are prompting increased regulatory scrutiny
Creditors of failed UK mortgage provider try to recoup assets amid allegations of double pledging
Private capital group says it ‘prudently delayed’ sales ‘amid an evolving exit environment’
As wildfires blazed on the Cap Ferret peninsula in south-west France in July, some people left by boat. The roads out run through dense pine plantation, the fire had reached them, and the gendarmerie put those without cars onto ferries.
Around 44,000 people fled Cap Ferret, a stretch of oyster villages and holiday homes an hour from Bordeaux. Bordeaux airport was shut. Across France, about 250,000 were moved. Meanwhile, Spain declared a national emergency over wildfires in Madrid and Ávila.
Deal adds to spate of takeovers of London-listed companies after acquisitions of Schroders and Intertek
StreetOnCamara_Comeback/ShutterstockFashion has always sold aspiration. Long before artificial intelligence (AI), it relied on carefully constructed images of beauty through styling, lighting, makeup and, more recently, digital retouching.
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Investor MML buys 27% of Jersey-based law firm that operates in tax havens around the world
Private credit, chip leases and data centre guarantees underpin a vast new model for AI spending