Fred Sirieix isn’t your typical Men’s Health man. Known more for his charm than his chiselled six pack, who knew that underneath that alluring French accent and easy style lay a lean, mean fighting machine? Before Sirieix became the nations’ favourite maître d', he was working with his boxing coach – former British and European boxing champion, Clinton Mckenzie. Back in the day the two would happily hit lumps out of each other, and while his television career has put paid to that, he still...

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It's safe to say that the self-proclaimed 'baddest man on the planet' still has it. A few days ago Mike Tyson posted a video to his IG of him hitting pads with trainer Rafael Cordeiro. After throwing a couple of range-finding jabs and crosses, Tyson unleashes a couple of left hooks to his trainer's body protector. The shots looked like they were powerful enough to break at least a couple of ribs. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Mike Tyson (@miketyson) on May 1, 2020 at 12:07pm...

The trouble with making a career in a professional services firm is that they tend to be downstream of everyone. When M&A advisory hits a speedbump, M&A lawyers’ revenues hit a brick wall. The corporate finance and advisory practices of accountancy firms tend to be similarly cyclically exposed as they’re usually concentrated in smaller deals and unable to provide financing to push a transaction over the line. Both law firms and accountants tend to be quite thinly capitalised, and although...

It seems that financial firms are either getting in early with layoffs and furloughs, or getting in early with promises to their employees that nobody will lose their job, for a while at least, because of coronavirus. Consultancy giant Booz Allen Hamilton is the latest to join the happier group, as CEO Horacio Rozanski has announced that the company has a $100m war chest to guarantee jobs over the next three months, provide paid leave for staff who volunteer for frontline medical services and...