Letter: As a freeman of the City, I would welcome Taylor Swift!
[RE: Pond life: The politics of Hampstead Heath’s swimming ponds, 27 August] I’ve been reading City A.M. for 15 years or so now & really enjoy it. I used to…
[RE: Pond life: The politics of Hampstead Heath’s swimming ponds, 27 August] I’ve been reading City A.M. for 15 years or so now & really enjoy it. I used to…
The UK’s top pension fund managers are poised to pump billions into the UK’s start-ups – but venture capital investors keen for cash may play a smaller part than they…
UK retail sales ticked up in August, according to fresh data, after consumer confidence was boosted by good weather. Retail sales volumes increased by 1.0 per cent year on year…
The new Labour government has given Transport for London (TfL) the green light to build hundreds of affordable homes near Cockfosters tube station, overriding a decision from the former Conservative…
The summer heatwave, along with the ‘sweet treat economy’ pushed card spending to return to growth in August, although it remained below consumer inflation. Card spending grew by one per…
The UK economy is “rebounding solidly” and the City of London is reaping the benefits of the Labour government’s ‘growth agenda’ despite fears of an looming round of swinging tax…
The UK’s banking regulator is “extremely mindful” of pushing ahead with a sweeping set of capital rule changes while the US’s reform package remains up in the air, its chief…
When it comes to investing in the stock market, we all know the UK is cheap. But smaller companies are even cheaper, and while they might be harder to research,…
The financial services sector is leaning into the hype around artificial intelligence (AI), as banking and fintech executives hail its potential to boost productivity and reduce costs. The technology is…
Rumours are running amok about which taxes Labour might hike in the Budget and what impact those policies might have on growth. But it is worth remembering that Labour’s flagship…