The loss of London’s gay bars is a loss to the LGBTQ community’s own history, which is woven into the bricks and mortar, writes Adam Bloodworth London’s full of nice…
City A.M.’s economics reporter Chris Dorrell looks at the big issues defining the economy. Debates around the future direction of the election and the UK’s economic policy are framed by…
They say the two things one should never see made are law and sausages. To that, cynics might sometimes add journalism. At the risk of opening up the magic box…
Alexandra Birtles was just shy of 33 when she realised climbing the corporate ladder was no longer enough to keep her happy, even if it meant giving up a healthy…
The state-backed investor British Patient Capital and founder of troubled car firm Cazoo have backed a £76m injection into a London-based venture capital firm as it gears up for a…
The number of brewery closures during 2023 continued to fall – with the North and Wales hit the hardest, according to new figures. Newly-released figures by the SIBA UK Brewery…
The British government will spend more than £100m building artificial intelligence (AI) research hubs and preparing regulators as it plans an “agile” approach to controlling the burgeoning technology. The government…
Insurance firms are in need of new blood. But the industry – innovative and exciting once you’re in it – is struggling to cut through to the next generation. Maria…
Here are five City professionals selected by either the Labour or Conservative parties to stand in seats around the country for the next general election including lawyers and a CEO.…
Brits opted to stay in and watch reality television smash hit ‘The Traitors’ in January, leading to depressed spending in restaurants, shops and bars, according to the latest report by…