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10 outletsjust nowParamount settles lawsuit to clear Warner Bros merger path
Paramount has reached a settlement with US states challenging its $110bn acquisition of Warner Bros Discovery.
Paramount has reached a settlement with US states challenging its $110bn acquisition of Warner Bros Discovery.
Paramount agreed to settle with 12 state attorneys general who had sued to block the deal. The settlement removes a major obstacle to the media merger. The New York Post reports the concessions include a $1.5bn investment in California film production.
- France 24: Paramount settles with US states to clear Warner Bros. mega-merger
- New York Post: How the Ellisons pulled off Paramount-WBD settlement talks and cleared major hurdle to forging media giant
- CBS News: Paramount Skydance settles with 12 states over acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery
- Al Jazeera: Paramount settles with US states in step towards merger with Warner Bros
- The Verge: Paramount settles lawsuit blocking $110 billion Warner Bros. merger
- BBC News: Paramount settles lawsuit with US states, helping clear way for $110bn merger with Warner Bros
- UPI: Paramount to resolve antitrust lawsuit, clears path to buy Warner
- Guardian Business: Paramount settles lawsuits with 12 US states, clearing way for Warner merger
- NPR: Paramount makes concessions to salvage $111 billion Warner Bros. Discovery deal
- Sky News: Paramount clears hurdle to $110bn Warner Bros merger after settlement
via City AM10m agoRising hiring costs are ‘holding back Britain’s fastest growing firms’
Rising hiring costs and difficulties recruiting talent are making it harder for Britain’s most promising companies to grow, with three quarters saying they could create at least 10 per cent more jobs if barriers to expansion were removed. New research from Enterprise Britain found the cost of employing staff has become one of the main [...]
Rising hiring costs and difficulties recruiting talent are making it harder for Britain’s most promising companies to grow, with three quarters saying they could create at least 10 per cent more jobs if barriers to expansion were removed. New research from Enterprise Britain found the cost of employing staff has become one of the main [...]
via City AM10m agoLondon Stock Exchange’s Pisces market set to host third tech deal
The London Stock Exchange’s fledgling private Pisces market is set to receive another boost after a third tech company unveiled plans for an employee share sale on the platform. Veremark, which uses technology to conduct background checks and screening, will conduct a £6m share sale on the London Stock Exchange’s Private Securities Market (PSM), allowing [...]
The London Stock Exchange’s fledgling private Pisces market is set to receive another boost after a third tech company unveiled plans for an employee share sale on the platform. Veremark, which uses technology to conduct background checks and screening, will conduct a £6m share sale on the London Stock Exchange’s Private Securities Market (PSM), allowing [...]
via City AM6h agoFast fashion copyright battle continues as Shein granted appeal against Temu
Fast fashion retailer Shein has been granted permission to appeal against rival Temu in a first-of-its-kind copyright battle in the UK. A judge confirmed in a hearing on Monday that Shein can challenge a judgement handed down last month in the Court of Appeal. The judge said there were “compelling reasons” for the court to [...]
Fast fashion retailer Shein has been granted permission to appeal against rival Temu in a first-of-its-kind copyright battle in the UK. A judge confirmed in a hearing on Monday that Shein can challenge a judgement handed down last month in the Court of Appeal. The judge said there were “compelling reasons” for the court to [...]
via City AM6h ago‘Less allegation’: Brewdog hits out at former owners
Brewdog’s new owners have sought to distance the company from its founders James Watt and Martin Dickie with a new campaign that pledges the controversial brewer will be “run properly” and attract a “little less allegation”. The craft beer firm, which is now owned by US cannabis firm Tilray, has launched a multi-million pound campaign [...]
Brewdog’s new owners have sought to distance the company from its founders James Watt and Martin Dickie with a new campaign that pledges the controversial brewer will be “run properly” and attract a “little less allegation”. The craft beer firm, which is now owned by US cannabis firm Tilray, has launched a multi-million pound campaign [...]
2 outlets6h agoWendy's franchisee operating 314 US locations files for bankruptcy
A major US Wendy's franchisee operating 314 locations has filed for bankruptcy protection after the chain sought to terminate its franchise agreement.
A major US Wendy's franchisee operating 314 locations has filed for bankruptcy protection after the chain sought to terminate its franchise agreement.
One of the largest US franchisees for Wendy's has filed for bankruptcy protection. The filing came after Wendy's attempted to terminate the franchisee's franchise agreement.
- News4Jax: Operator of 314 Wendy's locations in the US files for bankruptcy protection
- Clickorlando: Operator of 314 Wendy's locations in the US files for bankruptcy protection
2 outlets6h agoLondon AI infrastructure firm Nscale files for US listing
London-based AI infrastructure firm Nscale has filed for a US initial public offering targeting a valuation of up to $35bn.
London-based AI infrastructure firm Nscale has filed for a US initial public offering targeting a valuation of up to $35bn.
The Nvidia-backed cloud provider is seeking to raise capital to meet growing demand for AI infrastructure. Nscale will also offer shares to UK retail investors through Retailbook.
- The Register: London neocloud Nscale takes its $1B loss to Wall Street
- City AM: London AI infrastructure firm Nscale files for $35bn US listing
2 outlets6h agoBuying new homes could help Nottinghamshire buyers save money
Barratt and David Wilson Homes say new-build purchases could help Nottinghamshire homeowners make financial savings.
Barratt and David Wilson Homes say new-build purchases could help Nottinghamshire homeowners make financial savings.
Barratt and David Wilson Homes are highlighting potential savings for Nottinghamshire house hunters who buy brand-new homes. The developers suggest these savings extend beyond the initial property purchase.
- Worksop Guardian: Buying new could help Nottinghamshire homeowners save more
- Mansfield Chad: Buying new could help Nottinghamshire homeowners save more
2 outlets7h agoFederal Reserve official warns inflation fight may cause economic pain
A Federal Reserve official said the central bank may have to cause higher unemployment to combat inflation.
A Federal Reserve official said the central bank may have to cause higher unemployment to combat inflation.
A top Federal Reserve official warned Monday that fighting stubbornly high inflation could require economic pain. The central bank may need to accept higher unemployment as a consequence of its anti-inflation efforts.
- TribLIVE: Federal Reserve official says fighting inflation likely to be ‘painful’
- Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: Federal Reserve official says fighting inflation likely to be 'painful'
via City AM7h agoTech the only bright spot as job security fears climb to highest level since 2023
Job security for British workers has fallen to a three-and-a-half year low across all sectors other than IT and telecoms, according to new data from S&P Global’s UK consumer index. The findings, based on a panel of 1,500 UK households, show the level of job insecurity was at its highest since February 2023 as consumers continue to [...]
Job security for British workers has fallen to a three-and-a-half year low across all sectors other than IT and telecoms, according to new data from S&P Global’s UK consumer index. The findings, based on a panel of 1,500 UK households, show the level of job insecurity was at its highest since February 2023 as consumers continue to [...]
2 outlets8h agoConverse removes ad after criticism over imagery
Converse has apologised for an advertisement criticised as evoking Ku Klux Klan imagery.
Converse has apologised for an advertisement criticised as evoking Ku Klux Klan imagery.
The American footwear brand, owned by Nike, removed the ad for its Chuck Taylor sneaker after backlash from critics. Converse acknowledged that the image was 'deeply upsetting' and recognised why it drew controversy.
- CBS News: Converse pulls sneaker ad after critics say it uses racist imagery
- Sky News: Converse apologises and removes ad after backlash
2 outlets8h agoFed official cites Middle East conflict as reason for rate hike
A Federal Reserve official said Middle East conflict in August influenced her support for raising interest rates.
A Federal Reserve official said Middle East conflict in August influenced her support for raising interest rates.
The official backed a rate increase last week and indicated support for a second hike later this year. She cited the renewal of combat in the Middle East in August as a key factor in her decision.
- Clickorlando: Federal Reserve official says Iran war pushed her toward supporting rate hike
- News4Jax: Federal Reserve official says Iran war pushed her toward supporting rate hike
via City AM9h agoHow does a brand agency build a league identity like Ultimate Sevens from scratch?
Brentford’s Gtech Community Stadium will be centred around a different kind of ball on Thursday when the Ultimate Sevens rolls into town for its inaugural finals day. Backed by BIA Sports Group – the owners of Premier League club Sunderland – the Ultimate Sevens is brand new, and with it comes six teams that have [...]
Brentford’s Gtech Community Stadium will be centred around a different kind of ball on Thursday when the Ultimate Sevens rolls into town for its inaugural finals day. Backed by BIA Sports Group – the owners of Premier League club Sunderland – the Ultimate Sevens is brand new, and with it comes six teams that have [...]
via City AM9h agoOpenAI’s rogue AI acted ‘like uni students after too many beers’
The rogue AI agents behind OpenAI’s unprecedented Hugging Face cyber attack behaved like “university students who’ve had too many beers”, a cyber expert told City AM, saying the breach was more a triumph of persistence than intelligence. Charl van der Walt, global head of security research at Orange Cyberdefense, said that despite the alarm triggered [...]
The rogue AI agents behind OpenAI’s unprecedented Hugging Face cyber attack behaved like “university students who’ve had too many beers”, a cyber expert told City AM, saying the breach was more a triumph of persistence than intelligence. Charl van der Walt, global head of security research at Orange Cyberdefense, said that despite the alarm triggered [...]
via Guardian Business9h ago‘Don’t spend $20 on an acai bowl’: gen Z are shunning private equity’s restaurant takeover
As more PE firms invest in food establishments, people are bemoaning the ‘same-ification’ of NYC’s restaurant scene Los Tacos No 1 is a classic New York success story. After the Mexican-style taco joint opened in 2013, it quickly became a critic’s pick in the city’s paper of record , drawing long lines and a devoted lunchtime crowd. As word spread about its juicy al pastor and handmade tortillas, it expanded to nine locations. Then, this September, bad news struck : Los Tacos No 1 had received an undisclosed amount of funding from private equity firm TSG Consumer. According to a press…
As more PE firms invest in food establishments, people are bemoaning the ‘same-ification’ of NYC’s restaurant scene Los Tacos No 1 is a classic New York success story. After the Mexican-style taco joint opened in 2013, it quickly became a critic’s pick in the city’s paper of record , drawing long lines and a devoted lunchtime crowd. As word spread about its juicy al pastor and handmade tortillas, it expanded to nine locations. Then, this September, bad news struck : Los Tacos No 1 had received an undisclosed amount of funding from private equity firm TSG Consumer. According to a press…
2 outlets10h agoUK consumer confidence hits three-year low amid economic worries
UK consumer confidence has fallen to a three-year low as households worry about job security and rising interest rates.
UK consumer confidence has fallen to a three-year low as households worry about job security and rising interest rates.
The S&P Global consumer sentiment index dropped to 42.7 in September from 42.9 in August, indicating 'notable strain on financial confidence across UK households'. Consumers are concerned about steep rises in mortgage payments, job insecurity and energy prices ahead of next month's budget.
- Daily Mail: Household confidence slumps ahead of Budget as families fret about job security, rising energy bills and higher interest rates
- The Guardian: Fears over interest rate rise and jobs send UK consumer confidence to three-year low
via City AM11h agoPremier League front-of-shirt sponsorship revenues rise to £444m
Premier League clubs’ front-of-shirt sponsorship revenue has risen eight per cent to £444m despite implementing a voluntary ban on gambling firms. The English top flight agreed to ban betting and casino brands from the lucrative front-of-shirt sponsorship slot in a move that lost the 20 clubs a collective £67m. But Premier League teams have managed [...]
Premier League clubs’ front-of-shirt sponsorship revenue has risen eight per cent to £444m despite implementing a voluntary ban on gambling firms. The English top flight agreed to ban betting and casino brands from the lucrative front-of-shirt sponsorship slot in a move that lost the 20 clubs a collective £67m. But Premier League teams have managed [...]
via City AM11h agoCity watchdog begins legal action against loan notes firm Hunter Jones
The City watchdog has begun High Court proceedings against a loan notes firm and its chief executive, according to court filings, amid growing scrutiny of the high-risk instruments and their availability to retail investors. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has initiated proceedings against Osborne Baldwin, which trades as both Hunter Jones and Hunter Jones Group, [...]
The City watchdog has begun High Court proceedings against a loan notes firm and its chief executive, according to court filings, amid growing scrutiny of the high-risk instruments and their availability to retail investors. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has initiated proceedings against Osborne Baldwin, which trades as both Hunter Jones and Hunter Jones Group, [...]
via City AM11h agoTony Blair warns leaders to resist growing AI ‘techlash’
Tony Blair has warned governments against bowing to a growing “techlash” over AI, arguing that slowing adoption could leave countries poorer and less secure as concerns over the technology mount. A report from the Tony Blair Institute (TBI), published on Monday, said political leaders in the US and UK were facing growing pressure to hold [...]
Tony Blair has warned governments against bowing to a growing “techlash” over AI, arguing that slowing adoption could leave countries poorer and less secure as concerns over the technology mount. A report from the Tony Blair Institute (TBI), published on Monday, said political leaders in the US and UK were facing growing pressure to hold [...]
via BBC Business12h agoFamilies missing out on NHS money for healthy food
Figures show as little as 64% of eligible families are claiming NHS money for milk, fruit and veg
Figures show as little as 64% of eligible families are claiming NHS money for milk, fruit and veg
via City AM12h agoA tourist tax will be bad for all business, not just hotels
Increasing the cost of hotel rooms and Airbnbs is not just a blow to the hospitality sector, it will hammer all businesses, argues James Ford.
Increasing the cost of hotel rooms and Airbnbs is not just a blow to the hospitality sector, it will hammer all businesses, argues James Ford.
via Guardian Business12h agoOnly 160 apprenticeship starts in eight months on Labour’s flagship scheme
Exclusive: Government warned ‘skills revolution’ at risk amid slow start to project with target of 30,000 starts by end of parliament Labour has been warned its “skills revolution” to tackle youth unemployment risks failure, after its flagship apprenticeship scheme enrolled only 160 young people in its first eight months. The shortfall, highlighted in a report by the Fabian Society, leaves the government well off track of achieving its ambition of 30,000 “foundation apprenticeship” starts by the end of this parliament. Continue reading...
Exclusive: Government warned ‘skills revolution’ at risk amid slow start to project with target of 30,000 starts by end of parliament Labour has been warned its “skills revolution” to tackle youth unemployment risks failure, after its flagship apprenticeship scheme enrolled only 160 young people in its first eight months. The shortfall, highlighted in a report by the Fabian Society, leaves the government well off track of achieving its ambition of 30,000 “foundation apprenticeship” starts by the end of this parliament. Continue reading...
via City AM12h agoTreating London and Manchester as rivals is absurd
London's dominance is presented as a whirlpool, greedily sucking in talent from other regions. But London's growth aids Manchester, Birmingham and beyond.
London's dominance is presented as a whirlpool, greedily sucking in talent from other regions. But London's growth aids Manchester, Birmingham and beyond.
via City AM13h agoProperty tax uncertainty causes London luxury rents to soar
Uncertainty over how the government might shake up property taxes at next month’s Budget is contributing to huge increases in the cost of renting a luxury house in London. Luxury property experts said fears that Andy Burnham could crack down on high-value homes, along with an influx of demand from the US and the Middle [...]
Uncertainty over how the government might shake up property taxes at next month’s Budget is contributing to huge increases in the cost of renting a luxury house in London. Luxury property experts said fears that Andy Burnham could crack down on high-value homes, along with an influx of demand from the US and the Middle [...]
via City AM13h agoGOV.UK founder warns Britain is ‘dangerously dependent’ on foreign AI
Britain risks becoming “dangerously dependent” on a handful of foreign tech companies as AI spreads through businesses and public services, the founder of GOV.UK has warned. Mike Bracken, who founded the Government Digital Service and led the creation of GOV.UK, said organisations were steadily giving up control of critical systems as they turned to external [...]
Britain risks becoming “dangerously dependent” on a handful of foreign tech companies as AI spreads through businesses and public services, the founder of GOV.UK has warned. Mike Bracken, who founded the Government Digital Service and led the creation of GOV.UK, said organisations were steadily giving up control of critical systems as they turned to external [...]
via City AM13h agoThree amazing hotels and restaurants to visit in Lisbon
Discover three Lisbon stays—Tarabel, ME Lisbon and Locke de Santa Joana—pairing distinctive design with standout dining. Plan your visit.
Discover three Lisbon stays—Tarabel, ME Lisbon and Locke de Santa Joana—pairing distinctive design with standout dining. Plan your visit.
3 outlets13h agoNvidia boss rejects AI extinction fears as doomsday narratives
Nvidia's Jensen Huang has dismissed warnings that artificial intelligence could lead to human extinction as unfounded 'doomsday narratives'.
Nvidia's Jensen Huang has dismissed warnings that artificial intelligence could lead to human extinction as unfounded 'doomsday narratives'.
Jensen Huang, Nvidia's co-founder and chief executive, said predictions that AI could destroy humanity within a few years are irresponsible and not based on science. His comments follow warnings from AI researchers, including former Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon, that the technology could become superhuman and pose existential risks.
- Guardian Business: Nvidia boss says there is ‘0% chance’ AI destroys the world by 2030
- BBC Business: Nvidia boss rejects AI extinction fears as 'doomsday narratives'
- CBS News: Nvidia's Jensen Huang rejects AI extinction fear as "doomsday narratives"
via BBC Business13h agoWhat are my rights if my flight is cancelled or delayed?
Flights are affected again owing to air traffic control problems, so what are your rights if you're affected?
Flights are affected again owing to air traffic control problems, so what are your rights if you're affected?
via City AM13h agoThe battle to be the next Mayor of London has already begun
While Sadiq Khan mulls his future James Cleverly and Reform’s Laila Cunningham are vying for votes in a traditionally Labour city, says Eliot Wilson When politicians often congratulate themselves on surviving until the weekend, voters can be forgiven for losing our long-term perspective. The next election for the Mayor of London will take place on [...]
While Sadiq Khan mulls his future James Cleverly and Reform’s Laila Cunningham are vying for votes in a traditionally Labour city, says Eliot Wilson When politicians often congratulate themselves on surviving until the weekend, voters can be forgiven for losing our long-term perspective. The next election for the Mayor of London will take place on [...]
via City AM13h agoWrexham and Atletico Madrid owner Apollo nears Yankees stake in $12bn deal
Apollo Sports Capital is expanding its portfolio by adding a minority stake in the New York Yankees to its investments in Atletico Madrid and Wrexham AFC. The deal, which is reported to be close to completion, would also give Apollo an interest in AC Milan, New York City FC and media and hospitality businesses. Apollo [...]
Apollo Sports Capital is expanding its portfolio by adding a minority stake in the New York Yankees to its investments in Atletico Madrid and Wrexham AFC. The deal, which is reported to be close to completion, would also give Apollo an interest in AC Milan, New York City FC and media and hospitality businesses. Apollo [...]
2 outlets13h agoSam Smith's brewery markets three North Yorkshire pubs for £6m
Sam Smith's brewery in Tadcaster is marketing at least three North Yorkshire pubs as part of a £6 million estate sale.
Sam Smith's brewery in Tadcaster is marketing at least three North Yorkshire pubs as part of a £6 million estate sale.
The Tadcaster-based brewery has put at least three of its North Yorkshire pubs on the market. The sale is part of a broader £6 million disposal of its estate.
- Gazette & Herald (Malton): Sam Smith's brewery markets three more North Yorkshire pubs in £6m sale
- The Press (York): Sam Smith's brewery markets three more North Yorkshire pubs in £6m sale
via City AM14h agoSadiq Khan’s plan for London housing is detached from reality
Sadiq Khan’s draft London plan will not deliver the housing or infrastructure London badly needs, says Thomas Turrell “Reality can be whatever I want it to be”. The words spoken by Thanos as he claimed the reality stone in‘Avengers: Infinity War. This quote seems to have formed the foundation of Sadiq Khan’s approach to the [...]
Sadiq Khan’s draft London plan will not deliver the housing or infrastructure London badly needs, says Thomas Turrell “Reality can be whatever I want it to be”. The words spoken by Thanos as he claimed the reality stone in‘Avengers: Infinity War. This quote seems to have formed the foundation of Sadiq Khan’s approach to the [...]
2 outlets14h agoMarks & Spencer offers free birthday treat in November
Marks & Spencer is offering free birthday treats to customers with November birthdays.
Marks & Spencer is offering free birthday treats to customers with November birthdays.
Shoppers in Worcestershire with November birthdays can claim a free treat from Marks & Spencer. There is a deadline for claiming the offer, and customers are being urged to act quickly.
- Worcester News: How to get a free Marks & Spencer treat this November after deadline announced
- Malvern Gazette: How to get a free Marks & Spencer treat this November after deadline announced
via City AM14h agoStrong defence is the foundation of prosperity
The City’s success and status as a global financial hub rests on the foundations of stability, rule of law and security. So the City should show its support however it can and we’re glad to play our own part, says Susan Langley This year’s Strategic Defence Review shone a spotlight on a question we can [...]
The City’s success and status as a global financial hub rests on the foundations of stability, rule of law and security. So the City should show its support however it can and we’re glad to play our own part, says Susan Langley This year’s Strategic Defence Review shone a spotlight on a question we can [...]
via City AM14h agoFery reveals tennis Player Council ambitions as he gets Laver Cup call-up
British tennis star Arthur Fery has revealed his ambition to join the sport’s burgeoning player power movement after capping a breakthrough season with a Laver Cup call-up. After a stunning run to the semi-finals at Wimbledon earlier this year, new British men’s No1 Fery has been added to the European squad as an alternate for [...]
British tennis star Arthur Fery has revealed his ambition to join the sport’s burgeoning player power movement after capping a breakthrough season with a Laver Cup call-up. After a stunning run to the semi-finals at Wimbledon earlier this year, new British men’s No1 Fery has been added to the European squad as an alternate for [...]
via City AM16h agoLloyd’s backs £40m transactional risk MGA targeting private capital
Syndicates in the world’s leading insurance and reinsurance market, Lloyd’s of London, have agreed to provide up to £40m of risk capital per policy to back a new managing general agent in the City focused on the private capital sector. Alpha TR, a speciality insurance managing general agent (MGA), launched on Monday as a Lloyd’s [...]
Syndicates in the world’s leading insurance and reinsurance market, Lloyd’s of London, have agreed to provide up to £40m of risk capital per policy to back a new managing general agent in the City focused on the private capital sector. Alpha TR, a speciality insurance managing general agent (MGA), launched on Monday as a Lloyd’s [...]
via City AM16h agoJD Sports launches in Mexico amid North American slowdown
JD Sports has announced plans to open more than 140 shops in Mexico, as the ‘King of Trainers’ battles to halt falling sales and move on from a recent boardroom bust-up. The FTSE 100 retailer said it has reached an agreement with Axo, a Mexico-based retail distributor, to operate its stores in the country. JD [...]
JD Sports has announced plans to open more than 140 shops in Mexico, as the ‘King of Trainers’ battles to halt falling sales and move on from a recent boardroom bust-up. The FTSE 100 retailer said it has reached an agreement with Axo, a Mexico-based retail distributor, to operate its stores in the country. JD [...]
via City AM18h agoFTSE 100 Live: US stocks make gains ahead of Trump-Xi summit
Welcome back to City AM’s FTSE 100 liveblog. The UK’s blue-chip index made gains on Monday morning, turning a corner from heavy losses on Friday. Miners and industrial stocks like Anglo American, Antofagasta and Metlen Energy and Metals were among the FTSE 100’s biggest risers on Monday morning. BP and Shell dragged on the index, [...]
Welcome back to City AM’s FTSE 100 liveblog. The UK’s blue-chip index made gains on Monday morning, turning a corner from heavy losses on Friday. Miners and industrial stocks like Anglo American, Antofagasta and Metlen Energy and Metals were among the FTSE 100’s biggest risers on Monday morning. BP and Shell dragged on the index, [...]
via City AM18h agoScotch is missing its Can-Do spirit
Last Saturday’s FT covered the industry’s current woes in depth. ‘Scotch whisky’s hangover’ is a sobering read, and yet other spirits are suffering as much, if not more. The one category bucking the trend is spirit-based RTDs, a category that Scotch has been slow to enter. Ron Emler investigates for City AM’s Whisky Business. A [...]
Last Saturday’s FT covered the industry’s current woes in depth. ‘Scotch whisky’s hangover’ is a sobering read, and yet other spirits are suffering as much, if not more. The one category bucking the trend is spirit-based RTDs, a category that Scotch has been slow to enter. Ron Emler investigates for City AM’s Whisky Business. A [...]
2 outlets18h agoKingsfleet opens new headquarters at Claydon, Ipswich
Financial planning firm Kingsfleet has officially opened a new headquarters at Claydon, Ipswich.
Financial planning firm Kingsfleet has officially opened a new headquarters at Claydon, Ipswich.
Financial planning firm Kingsfleet has officially opened its new headquarters at Claydon in Ipswich, Suffolk. The opening marks part of the firm's expansion across the region.
- East Anglian Daily Times: Big hitters attend official opening of firm's new HQ
- Ipswich Star: Big hitters attend official opening of firm's new HQ