Spacs are back: no crying at the casino
Plus, the investor buying US law firms and Intel gets a boost from Trump
Bank rally puts Shawbrook’s IPO ambitions in reach
Those debating the health of London’s capital markets seize on even the smallest listing to validate their thesis — good or bad
Can I challenge my solicitor’s fees?
Legal costs have doubled what was originally agreed for help with a dispute
Thoma Bravo secures leeway to hand slice of PE deals to other investors
US software-focused private equity group negotiated broad carve-out in recent funds’ terms
Retail investors should stay away from private funds
Individuals should be wary of the Trump administration’s plans to broaden the access to the asset class
Zurich boss hits out at private capital giants’ European insurance drive
Mario Greco says asset-gathering philosophy of groups such as Apollo and KKR will meet resistance
Reeves explores reform to capital gains tax on expensive houses
UK Treasury considers overhaul of property levies as ministers confront a hole in the public finances of at least £20bn
US drops probe of gun-sales payment company backed by Trump’s son
CFPB suggests Biden-era investigation into Credova Financial was politically motivated
Economic Data Has Taken a Dark Turn. That Doesn’t Mean a Crash Is Near.
Inflation is up and job creation down, but the U.S. economy could still pull through without too much pain.
With over 17,000 shops in the UK expected to close this year, city centres must move on from retail
Claire's has gone into administration. nrqemi/ShutterstockBritish businesses are under such strain that around 50,000 are on the brink of collapse according to a recent report. Retail is an especially vulnerable sector, with predictions that over 17,300 shops will close this year, costing 200,000 jobs.
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