Moving markets today: Asian markets surge on rate-cut hopes, Australia’s Q1 growth slows, China’s service sector expands; global PMIs, Computacenter take centre stage US stocks closed with modest gains on…
Pressuring book festivals to divest from Baillie Gifford over its tenuous links to climate change and war in the Middle East is characteristic of the woolly thinking underpinning protest culture,…
Social media companies’ political advertising policies are likely to come under increasing scrutiny as UK political parties throw more money at online ads in the run up to the election,…
Regulation is not an issue that will feature prominently on the doorsteps in this election campaign. That’s hardly a surprise. Few voters, after all, will be swung around with a…
It has been a difficult week for Poppy Cleall. The 65-cap England forward found out she had not been given a golden Red Roses contract. Cleall has been a staple…
Two bosses from one of Home REIT’s biggest charity tenants made “unauthorised” payments of nearly £1.2m to their own companies before it collapsed into administration, City A.M. can reveal. Noble…
For anyone already weary from reading about the general election, Cleo Watson’s latest book could be your needed fix. Full of the scandal but free from the stakes, Cleavage is…
Where the City’s movers and shakers get a few things off their chest. Today, Neil Bennett, global co-CEO of H/Advisors, takes the Notebook pen to talk about the defining feature…
Stoking generational culture wars may win a handful of votes in the short-term, but it could trigger the end of the Conservative party as we know it, says Zoe Grunewald…
In the UK and other countries, there are mandatory carbon markets covering specific industry sectors and gases. One carbon credit can offset one tonne of carbon. But the government permits…