AI platform Cordel begins data contract with Network Rail to improve engineering on HS1 February 14, 2024 Artificial intelligence platform Cordel Group has commenced its contract with Network Rail, providing high-tech data capture services on High Speed one.
Tui to exit London after shareholders back top brass February 13, 2024 Tui shareholders have voted to ditch the London Stock Exchange in favour of Germany, in a major blow to the embattled bourse.
London Euston to Birmingham route blocked after landslip as thousands face disruption February 13, 2024 Passengers travelling on the West Coast Main Line between Birmingham and London are facing disruption caused by a landslip near Rugby.
Aston Martin in talks with bankers over debt pile as repayment deadlines loom February 13, 2024 Aston Martin is in talks with bankers over how to handle its £1.1bn debt pile, the marque's executive chairman Lawrence Stroll has said.
TUI: Travel giant delivers record performance ahead of potential London market exit February 13, 2024 Tui has reported record first quarter revenues and earnings ahead of a potential exit from the London Stock Exchange in favour of Germany.
A £300m planning application 249 times the length of War and Peace? Meet the man delivering the £9bn Lower Thames Crossing February 13, 2024 City AM sits down with the man delivering the £9bn Lower Thames Crossing, a project whose planning bid is the UK's longest ever.
Should Britain legalise cannabis? Virgin boss Richard Branson thinks so February 12, 2024 Virgin boss Richard Branson has appealed to the UK government to legalise and regulate cannabis, claiming it would save lives and bring in more tax. The entrepreneur and tycoon penned a heartfelt blog saying the move “makes sense”, and that the efforts to legalise it are ones he has “long supported”. Branson said he backed [...]
London airports Luton and Stansted cash in as travel demand holds February 12, 2024 London Luton and Stansted Airport are cashing on strong travel demand in early 2024, despite fears of a slowdown.
Siemens ups London Underground train production at UK facility to 80 per cent February 12, 2024 Siemens is anticipating far higher production of trains for the London Underground when its new facility in East Yorkshire opens this Spring.
Heathrow: Britain has ‘shut the door’ on home-grown growth with tourist tax February 12, 2024 Britain has "shut the door" on home grown growth by abolishing VAT-free shopping for overseas visitors, Europe's largest airport has warned.