Chances are, some of the most talented people in your organisation are looking for a new job right now. You might even be looking for one yourself. After all, February …
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Mark Kleinman: His weekly column on Arrival, the CBI and Rishi’s latest wheeze
Mark Kleinman is Sky News’ City Editor and the man who gets the Square Mile talking, He writes a weekly column for City A.M. To travel well, it’s said, is …
Let’s be honest, social media bans won’t stop hate crimes
With foreign tech bros easier to blame than problems closer to home, social media has become a catchall scapegoat, writes Matthew Lesh Esther Ghey, the mother of Brianna Ghey, has …
Amid the LSE’s listings drought, could its scrappier little brother AIM deliver?
With London in dire need of a listings revival, the entrepreneurial spirit facilitated by AIM could deliver, writes Keith Boyfield The AIM market, along with its big brother, the London …
Give councils more tax flexibility amid financial strain, ministers urged
Councils should be given more free rein to raise local taxes to shore up ailing finances and then “suffer the consequences” at the ballot box, MPs have heard. Ministers were …
Government is ‘interfering’ with regulators and appointing ‘allies’ to top jobs, Lords claim
The government is interfering with the work of independent regulators and ministers are pushing to appoint “political allies” to top jobs, a group of peers has claimed. In a report …
Worst corporate jargon of the week: Town hall
Offender: Town hall Every one of us has been an email chain which is borderline unintelligible for the amount of corporate lingo thrown in there. At City A.M., we’re taking …
The Guernsey stock market looking to crash LSEG’s private party
Each week Charlie Conchie interviews bosses in the world of finance and tech. This week he sits down with Cees Vermaas, the founder of Guernsey-based stock market The International Stock …
Why does Britain suck at building major infrastructure?
Poorly defined objectives, an overzealous planning system and a disjointed supply chains are all reasons why the UK lags behind its peers on building major infrastructure, a report has found. …
Labour’s plans for workers’ rights must ‘strike balance’, experts warn
Labour’s plans to beef up workers’ rights must “strike a balance” between the needs of firms and staff, bosses and experts have told City A.M. Organisations including BusinessLDN and the …