British shopping centre giant Hammerson reported a record year of leasing completing 306 deals. This morning, the property giant gave a positive update to investors, as its balance sheet looked…
Sky News’ City Editor Mark Kleinman writes a weekly column for City A.M. Spare a thought for Korn Ferry, which has unarguably the toughest job in boardroom headhunting right now:…
The notebook is a place for City movers and shakers to get things off their chest. Today it’s Neil Bennett, the global co-CEO of H/Advisors, writing for us from Singapore…
The Square Mile is set to play host to a raft of climate and pro-Palestine protests today, including Extinction Rebellion, with one insurer’s building already covered in red paint. Groups…
Sci-fi sport at the Enhanced Games, this week’s World Indoor Athletics Championships, innovative funding for grassroots clubs exercise our sport business columnist this week. “Patient is able to move a…
The Tory party’s inability to decisively move against Islamophobia is of a piece with its entire approach to culture war issues over the past few years, writes Will Cooling No…
Under a Labour government, there will be a level playing field for low-risk, member-owned organisations that reinvest their profits, say Tulip Siddiq and Joe Fortune The Labour Party’s financial services…
City A.M.’s Matt Hardy sat down with Prodrive and Motorsport UK chair David Richards to discuss the quality of “our” Silicon Valley, entering Formula 1 and the future of motorsport…
MPs were warned yesterday about allegedly dangerous pedicab drivers as the government looks to regulate the controversial mode of transport. New legislation to regulate the unofficial vehicles was debated by…
Stuart Haire has a surprising admission to make about the 170-year old building society he now runs. “When I first joined I hadn’t heard of it,” the chief of Skipton…