Medline readies IPO in coming months in test of investor appetite
Offering seen as signal of whether large private equity groups can begin exiting largest deals
UK
‘Half of UK adults unaware of upcoming pensions shake-up’
Changes could have big impact on retirement plans, survey suggests
Will shareholder voting make a comeback?
The rise of DIY platforms has made it easier and cheaper to invest, but companies have lost a direct line of communication with investors
Bank of America chief Brian Moynihan shakes up leadership team
Overhaul comes as lender hones list of candidates to replace longtime leader in the future
Cathie Wood’s flagship ARK fund balloons by $3.5bn ahead of Klarna IPO
Traders say rush to create new ETF shares echoes unusual trading pattern around last month’s listing of Bullish
Directors’ Deals: Aviva chief executive raises stake
Insurer’s share price surges following Direct Line takeover
After Angela Rayner’s exit from government, what’s the future for employment rights in the UK?
CandyBox Images/ShutterstockAfter the resignation of Angela Rayner, the UK government faces an urgent question: what will happen to its flagship employment rights bill?
The ‘Gaza Riviera’ is a fantasy plan that relies on urbicide and expulsion
The majority of Gaza's urban sites will have to be rebuilt from the ground up. Anas-Mohammed/ShutterstockThe US and Israel have sparked international condemnation over their leaked vision for the reconstruction of a shattered Gaza. The urban development plan seems to have evolved since its emergence earlier in the year.
Australian pension funds poised for $1tn overseas spending spree
Superannuation funds to triple international holdings to $2.6tn by 2035, says trade body SMC
Sabadell urges shareholders to reject BBVA’s €15bn hostile bid
Catalan bank’s chief says offer is ‘riddled with risks and uncertainties’
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