Jamie Dimon held an internal town hall meeting last week and got onto the subject of working from home (WFH). It turns out he doesn’t like it. In a lengthy foul-mouthed rant, he tells staffers that it’s full of shit. Here’s a short part of the tirade, as discovered by Barron’s and shared on LinkedIn. … Read more
Following a record year for the catastrophe bond market in 2024, with issuance increasing by over $1 billion to a new annual high of $17.7 billion, 2025 is set to be another busy year for the market, according to Brad Adderley, Partner at global law firm Appleby.Artemis spoke with Adderley ahead of the launch of … Read more
Having a brain handicap can change the lives of families. Because of these accidents, considerable medical care and treatment over a lengthy period of time are required, which lowers the quality of life. Traumatic Brain injury lawyers who specialize in brain injuries assist their clients in obtaining financial assistance and support when it is required. … Read more
Self-service passenger identification kiosks have recently been installed at Haneda Airport in Tokyo as part of airport’s new Face Express service, which aims for a contactless boarding procedure for outbound passengers. Provided by the Tokyo International Air Terminal Corporation (TIAT), the service eliminates the need to show passports and boarding passes at baggage check, security … Read more
Unlock the Editor’s Digest for free Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Singapore’s Prime Minister Lawrence Wong has promised a package of cash handouts in his final budget before the country goes to the polls this year in an election likely to be fought largely on the … Read more
