Revolut and ElevenLabs among first bets from Aspire11’s €100 million capital deployment
Prague-based VC Aspire11 has deployed the first €100 million of its €515 million fund of pension capital into…
Thames Water returns to profit after raising bills
Thames Water has returned to a full-year profit after hiking its customers bills by 40% last year. The…
China grows at one of lowest rates on record; Thames Water has funds to survive to year end – business live | Business
Key events Dan Coatsworth, head of markets at the investment platform AJ Bell, said: double quotation markAfter years…
Knighthead’s Luanna Teo: From Fixed Income To Certainty – Using Annuities To Support Defined Client Outcomes
At the Hubbis Wealth Planning & Structuring Forum – Singapore 2026, Luanna Teo, Vice President, Brand Development at…
Drivers charging electric cars handed shock parking fines | Electric, hybrid and low-emission cars
Does refuelling your car class as parking? The answer appears to be yes if it’s an electric vehicle.…
Construction activity sees sharp slowdown in June
Inflation and shipping delays caused by the Middle East war contributed to a sharp slowdown in construction output…
How much superannuation is needed to target a $100,000 annual passive income?
Superannuation is a very effective tool for investors to generate returns with a lower tax rate. It could…
Air-conditioning problem leaves train ‘raining’ inside
A rail company has apologised after a faulty air-conditioning system left water dripping on to passengers. Carolyn Burke…
Türkiye among top OECD performers in real wage growth
ISTANBUL Türkiye ranked second among OECD countries in real wage growth in the first quarter of…
HSE’s €40m land deal, and tax inheritance rules for child-free couples – The Irish Times
UK digital banking group Monzo’s European hub in Dublin racked up almost €29 million of losses in a…
Xbox layoffs: What’s next for the video game giant?
Layoffs in the video game industry have been commonplace since 2022, with estimates suggesting nearly 58,000 roles have…
Japan’s Takaichi: Food inflation has decelerated slightly, but still remains high
Japan’s Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi said on Wednesday that food inflation has decelerated slightly but still remains high. Key quotes…