Jamie Nimmo

2 days ago | insurancejournal.com | Jamie Nimmo |Eamon Farhat

London commuters face significant disruption to their journeys after a power failure knocked out parts of the capital’s underground network. Trains are delayed or not running on all or some sections of the Bakerloo, Jubilee, Piccadilly and Northern lines. The Elizabeth Line, a key link to Heathrow Airport, is facing severe delays.

2 days ago | bloomberg.com | Jamie Nimmo |Eamon Farhat

Pedestrians pass a closed entrance to Westminster Underground Station during a one-day strike by tube workers in London, UK, on Friday, Aug. 19, 2022. London's subway network largely ground to a halt on Friday as workers went on strike, bringing more disruption to Britain’s embattled transport system. Photographer: Carlos Jasso/Bloomberg(Bloomberg) -- London commuters face significant disruption to their journeys after a power failure knocked out parts of the capital’s underground network.

2 weeks ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Jamie Nimmo

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2 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Jamie Nimmo

An Aston Martin dealership. (Bloomberg) -- Aston Martin Lagonda Global Holdings Plc is limiting shipments of its luxury cars to the US to soften the blow of President Donald Trump’s auto tariffs. The British carmaker is using up the existing stock held by its US dealers, Chief Executive Officer Adrian Hallmark said in a statement Wednesday. The company left its guidance unchanged as it reported a 13% fall in first-quarter revenue and a pretax loss of £79.6 million ($107 million).

2 weeks ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Jamie Nimmo

Aston Martin Lagonda Global Holdings Plc is limiting shipments of its luxury cars to the US to soften the blow of President Donald Trump’s auto tariffs. The British carmaker is also using up the existing stock held by its US dealers, Chief Executive Officer Adrian Hallmark said in a statement Wednesday. The company left its guidance unchanged as it reported a 13% fall in first-quarter revenue and a pretax loss of £79.6 million ($107 million).