Money Moves

JPMorgan Chase reported to the U.S. government over $1 billion in transactions linked to Jeffrey Epstein, raising concerns about potential connections to human trafficking. This information was revealed in documents that emerged following a court order, requested by the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal. The bank submitted a suspicious activity report (SAR) […]

Subscribers to YouTube TV, owned by Google, have lost access to several Disney channels, including ESPN, ABC, National Geographic, and the Disney Channel, due to failed negotiations over a licensing agreement. Disney claims that YouTube TV has not agreed to pay reasonable rates for the content. In contrast, YouTube TV asserts that Disney’s proposed terms

Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has not utilized a £1.5 billion loan facility guaranteed by the UK government, leading to dissatisfaction among suppliers about claims that the government has supported the carmaker’s supply chain following a significant cyberattack. JLR, the largest automotive employer in Britain, was compelled to halt all operations at its factories starting September

The UK government is under scrutiny regarding the security of its proposed digital ID system, which is designed to be accessible to all citizens and legal residents but will be mandatory solely for employment purposes. The specifics of how this system will function have not yet been disclosed, though Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has

Next, one of the largest clothing retailers in the UK, is expanding its international presence while many of its competitors struggle. Traditionally viewed as a provider of work attire and children’s clothing, Next is evolving into a more diversified retailer. Its flagship store on London’s Oxford Street features extensive departments for children, men, and women,

Victims of the Horizon Post Office scandal may have the opportunity for face-to-face meetings with representatives from Fujitsu and the Post Office as part of a restorative justice initiative. This effort is overseen by a charity and will begin with a pilot phase lasting five months, with hopes for a continuation over five years that

The Comité Champagne, an industry organization advocating for the interests of champagne producers and growers, has formally requested that the Delevingne sisters cease referencing champagne in the marketing of their vegan prosecco brand, Della Vite. This demand comes as the brand’s promotional materials include phrases like “Cheat on champagne” and “Warning: This is not champagne,”

Rob Rooney, the former top executive of Morgan Stanley in London, has highlighted the impact of Brexit on the City of London, noting that other European financial centers such as Frankfurt, Madrid, Milan, and Paris have improved at London’s cost. Rooney oversaw the relocation of hundreds of employees and significant assets to Frankfurt to mitigate

On Westminster Bridge, demonstrators wearing masks of major bank CEOs recently called for a windfall tax on banks to address their rising domestic profits amid ongoing inflation. Various organizations, including Positive Money and Tax Justice UK, argue that banks, similar to the oil and gas sector, should be taxed on their profitability. They question why

The UK government has announced that a proposed trial of free bus passes for individuals under 22 in England will not be implemented due to current budget constraints. This decision follows recommendations made by the Transport Committee, a cross-party group of backbench MPs, which suggested that offering free bus passes could enhance access to jobs