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Ryanair chief executive Michael O’Leary is set for a monster €100m (£84.2m) bonus after the Irish airline’s shares hit a key performance target. Shares in Ryanair closed at €23.74 on Thursday, marking the 28th consecutive day the stock has closed above €21 – the target O’Leary was set as part of a 2019 incentive scheme.…
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Trainline has significantly increased its CEO’s remuneration after a notable rise in profits over the latest fiscal year. Jody Ford’s total compensation reached £5.6 million, a jump from the £2.4 million he received the prior year. As per Trainline’s annual report, Ford’s salary package was substantially enhanced by £3.6 million in vested shares that matured…
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Some customers have criticised Tesco’s new overhead replay cameras at self-service tills — likening them to controversial sports technology.
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The new UK-EU reset slashes border friction and carbon costs — rewriting logistics maths for manufacturers, hauliers and retailers on both sides.
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Google is facing a £25bn legal claim in the UK as a new lawsuit accuses the tech giant of abusing its dominant position in the online search advertising market and driving up prices for UK advertisers over more than a decade. The claim alleges that Google’s longstanding agreements with phone manufacturers and network operators –…
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Thames Water has been handed a record-breaking £122.7 million fine by Ofwat following two damning investigations into the UK’s largest water utility. Read more: Thames Water hit with record £123 million fine by Ofwat after investigations uncover failures and illegal dividends
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Oliver Chapman, OCI Group CEO, welcomes the new EU-UK agreement, but poses questions on long-term value.
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In the past month alone, cyber attacks have gone from occasional headlines to near-daily national news fixtures.
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New UK rules for BNPL raise critical questions about ecommerce UX, conversion rates and whether frictionless finance is now a fading fantasy.
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McKinsey & Company has cut more than 10 per cent of its global workforce in the past 18 months, trimming headcount from over 45,000 at the end of 2023 to around 40,000 today, as the consulting giant adapts to a downturn in demand and the fallout from costly legal settlements. Read more: McKinsey cuts 10%…