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  • Why Hong Kong’s bid for London Stock Exchange was doomed from the start

    October 8, 2019

    For the last month the chief executive of the Hong Kong bourse has been selling his £32bn takeover offer for the London Stock Exchange (LSE) as if it were the perfect love match. “We complete each other,” Charles Li told banking delegates in Canary Wharf. His amorous talk, however, has not been enough to convince [...]

  • HS2 would drive rail price increase and shut out smaller northern cities: ASI

    October 8, 2019

    HS2 (High Speed Rail 2) will lead to increased ticket prices and reduce train access for smaller Northern cities, according to a new study from a leading London think tank.  The Adam Smith Institute’s Don’t Railroad it Through report slams the “politically motivated” project and outlines a number of alternatives it says will be cheaper [...]

  • Johnson & Johnson battles reputation crisis amid opioid epidemic

    October 8, 2019

    Pharmaceutical giant Johnson & Johnson is battling a reputation crisis worsened by its involvement in the opioid crisis sweeping the US, according to the latest research.  The brand has fallen from 8th position in 2014 to 57th place this year on a ranking of 58 global pharmaceutical companies.  Read more: Johnson & Johnson fined $572m [...]

  • US stocks open lower as fears of trade war escalation knocks confidence

    October 8, 2019

    US stocks tumbled after the opening bell today as investor anxiety mounted ahead of crunch trade talks between Washington and Beijing. Optimism among traders was knocked this afternoon after the US blacklisted almost 30 Chinese groups from buying US-made goods. Read more: Sterling tumbles as Brexit deal hopes ‘snuffed out’ The tech-focused Nasqad index dipped [...]

  • London City Airport braces for Extinction Rebellion shutdown

    October 8, 2019

    Extra police officers will be sent to London City Airport this week to counter an Extinction Rebellion attempt to shut it down. The activist group has revealed it plans to shut down the airport for three days beginning on Thursday. Read more: Extinction Rebellion offshoot occupies Smithfield meat market The shutdown is slated to start [...]

  • No-deal Brexit would have ‘significant impact’ on UK and EU economies, warns Allianz GI chief

    October 8, 2019

    The UK leaving the European Union without a deal would have a “significant impact” on the economies of both, said head of Allianz Global Investors (AGI) Andreas Utermann. Utermann said a hard Brexit is possible “because the players involved in the discussion seem to be – at least in terms of how they are talking [...]

  • Blockchain is yet to unleash its full potential to power the economy

    October 8, 2019
  • Donald Tusk slams Johnson over ‘stupid blame game’

    October 8, 2019

    The European Council president Donald Tusk has hit out at Boris Johnson for trying to win “some stupid blame game” after two antagonistic anonymous briefings up-ended Brexit talks. Last night a senior Downing Street source told The Spectator that any countries blocking the UK’s exit from the EU on 31 October would “go to the [...]

  • Brexit: Government’s latest no-deal planning revealed

    October 8, 2019

    Michael Gove has revealed his latest set of plans for no-deal Brexit planning, just minutes after Downing Street appeared to admit talks had collapsed. The latest report, which government had promised to publish regularly in the run-up to Hallowe’en, sets out plans for a “significant increase” in the number of customs agents at the borders [...]

  • Labour rules out unity government plan to block no-deal Brexit

    October 8, 2019

    Labour has definitively ruled out opposition plans for a government of national unity as part of efforts to prevent a no-deal Brexit, City A.M. understands. The rainbow coalition of anti-no-dealers, including a swelling tribe of Liberal Democrat MPs, has tried repeatedly to find a suitable candidate to lead a caretaker government in a bid to [...]

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