Worst corporate jargon of the week: Thought shower February 15, 2024 City A.M. is taking a stand against the worst offenders in corporate jargon. This week, we tackle the scourge of the "thought shower".
To list or not to list? The bizarre process behind England’s listed buildings February 15, 2024 Historic England have enormous power when choosing to list or not to list a building. To preserve our richly textured historical cities, they shouldn't hold back, writes Lucy Kenningham
By-elections are circuses of democracy, it’s time to give them up February 15, 2024 By-elections may capture the national imagination, but they often do more harm than good, writes Will Cooling.
Limiting litigation funding will prove we learned nothing from the Post Office scandal February 15, 2024 Litigation funding was crucial in helping bring justice to Post Office victims, but that system is under threat, writes Nadhim Zahawi.
The Debate: Do too many people go to university? February 14, 2024 Half Britain's youth go to university, but many end up in jobs which they're overqualified for and saddled with debt. So should less young people head off to uni?
Super Bowl breaks TV viewing record – but how do we know? February 14, 2024 Super Bowl LVIII has smashed TV viewing records, but the way we collect ratings may surprise you. Here's how it's done.
A warning for Wework: Taking back your ex is a recipe for heartbreak February 14, 2024 Taking back an ex can be tempting, but Wework must remember why things didn't work out with Neumann in the first place, writes Michelle Traylor.
There’s a solution to dire public services: make our public sector more productive February 14, 2024 If productivity can be raised, more services can be provided to the public for any given level of spending, writes Paul Ormerod
Outspoken climate lawyers have thrown out the PR rulebook – and it could catch on February 14, 2024 Climate litigation cases have seen lawyers become increasingly outspoken. Could the days of no comment be behind us, Charles McKeon asks.
Rochdale by-election: The only winners will be the losers February 13, 2024 When the Rochdale by-election results come in on 29 February, you would be forgiven for thinking it was an identity parade. Rochdale has showcased a lack of political choice, and poor process for selecting candidates, but out of this pretty dire situation, there will be winners too. First and foremost, however, there will be the [...]