O’leary signs on at Ryanair until 2032 in a deal that could be worth more than £130m
Michael O’Leary, the combative chief executive who turned Ryanair from a small Irish regional operator into Europe’s largest airline, has agreed to stay at the...
Brexit knocked 6% off the UK economy, Bank of England company data suggests
Brexit has stripped roughly 6 per cent from the size of the UK economy over the past decade, according to economists who have analysed internal...
Eight in ten SME owners fear what an Andy Burnham premiership would mean for their business
The ink is barely dry on Andy Burnham’s by-election victory and Britain’s small business community is already braced for what comes next. Exclusive research shared...
Bloomberg bets big on London, pledging £400m-plus to power a green jobs boom
The billionaire financier and former New York mayor is wagering that London, not Washington, is where the climate economy will pay off, committing more than...
Meta accused of profiting from scams targeting US retirees
Advocacy groups have urged Congress to investigate claims that the tech giant benefited from fraudulent campaigns aimed at seniors Several US retirement advocacy groups have...
Coverd and Albert Wang: Why the Next Chapter of Credit Card Rewards May Be Written Around Everyday Spending
The modern loyalty program occupies a curious place on corporate balance sheets, recorded as a liability that many issuers quietly prefer never comes due. For...