After World Athletics announced it would be paying its Olympic gold medallists, a fresh debate has opened up around money for our athletes and the draw of cash in sport …
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John Neal: Why Lloyd’s of London ‘had to change’
Every week, Charlie Conchie sits down with the biggest movers and shakers in financial services. This week it’s John Neal, chief executive of Lloyd’s of London It’s a Friday morning at Lloyd’s of …
Mark Kleinman: A remix at Hipgnosis and accountancy drama
Mark Kleinman is Sky News’ City Editor and is the man who gets the City talking in his weekly City A.M. column. This week he tackles what’s next at Hipgnosis, a transparency …
Is your online therapist exploiting you? Are they even qualified?
A combination of unlicensed therapists and the rise of therapy culture has led to the wild west of Betterhelp, writes Lucy Kenningham Is there something interfering with your happiness? Maybe …
Square Mile and Me: Workspace CEO Graham Clemett looks back at his career
Each week we ask a City figure to take a trip down memory lane. Today, Graham Clemett, CEO of Workspace Group, takes us through his career ahead of his upcoming …
Will it work? Labour’s plan to reconceptualise the high street
Both main parties are guilty of proposing ideas which seem more designed to catch headlines than genuinely address public policy challenges. In this column I take policies on their own …
FTSE 100 today: London markets set to open lower amid Meta-induced tech rout
Moving markets today: Asian stocks dip as Meta sparks tech rout; yen drops below ¥155; Meta stock falls 15 per cent, oil and gold stable; focus on US Q1 GDP, …
Meta’s stock tanks 15 per cent as AI spending rises, revenue outlook fails to impress
Shares of Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, experienced a significant drop of more than 15 per cent during after-hours trading. This decline came after Meta announced higher-than-expected …
If Hustle was on TV today, the first mark would be Boris Johnson
Hustle, the noughties show which saw corrupt bankers get their comeuppance, became a huge hit in the wake of the financial crash. Today’s villains aren’t businessmen but Westminster politicians, says …
Chickens: The latest victims of Bureaucracy Britain
Where the City’s movers and shakers have their say. Today, it’s Neil Bennett, co-CEO of H/Advisors and proud chicken owner, with the Notebook pen For the past 25 years and …