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  • Former City traders’ fraud convictions overturned

    Legal

    The Court of Appeal has overturned the fraud convictions of five former City traders previously convicted of Libor and Euribor-related offences. The five traders, who previously worked at Barclays, had their convictions quashed on Wednesday after the Supreme Court overturned the convictions of Tom Hayes and Carlo Palombo last year, two former City traders who became the […]

    City of London
  • The story of how Simpsons Tavern became Cloth Cornhill

    Life&Style
    Three laughing men enjoying wine and food in a booth at Simpsons Tavern Cloth Cornhill restaurant in City of London.
  • Badenoch vows to end inheritance tax on family homes

    Politics
    Kemi Badenoch and a man in a pinstripe suit holding hands, walking at a conference
  • Mike Ashley’s Frasers builds stakes in Burberry and Under Armour

    Retail
    Mike Ashley, founder of Frasers Group Plc. Photographer: Chris J. Ratcliffe/Bloomberg via Getty Images
  • Billionaire Weston family buys Boots for $9bn

    Retail
    Boots remains one of the group’s best performing business lines, with a London float suggested as recently as last year. (Photo by Oli Scarff/Getty Images)
  • UK ‘uninvestable’ if North Sea projects are blocked

    Energy
    Protesters demonstrating against the controversial Jackdaw gas field, holding signs saying NO to Jackdaw and Oil Gas.
  • HSBC set to axe UK wealth jobs as AI takes hold

    Banking
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  • Royal Mail to cut thousands of jobs in sweeping overhaul

    Business
    Royal Mail delivery van outside a postal depot, representing the £21m fine by Ofcom for late mail deliveries.
  • Exclusive: City Football Group official’s Labour Conference trip made ‘in personal capacity’

    Sport Business
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  • PwC expects junior hiring to ‘push back up’ across professional services despite AI fears

    Big Four
    PwC cuts roles and apprenticeship
  • Are rolling stocks about to go off the rails?

    Transport & Infrastructure
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  • Gen Z accountants think AI fluency gives them the edge over managers

    Accountancy
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  • Will anyone turn Badenoch’s looming battle into a tapestry?

    Politics
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  • Stages of tax grief: Is it time for bankers to bargain?

    Banking
    City banks could be in for a tax raid come the Autumn Budget.
  • Sainsbury’s merger talks mark end of supermarket big four

    Retail
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  • Lobbying giants weighed deal for Mandelson’s Global Counsel

    Advisory
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  • Hargreaves Lansdown warns Healey: Don’t ‘penalise investors’ with capital gains hike

    Investing
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  • ‘It’s a s**t show’ – Legal 500 accidentally publishes damning barrister reviews

    Legal
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  • The search for Nigel Farage’s elusive wristwatch

    Life&Style
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  • Three years on from October 7, British Jews are asking: Are we safe here?

    Opinion
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Opinion

  • I helped found Shazam, now I write crime novels: Job hopping is a joy

    Opinion

    Long gone are the days of life-long jobs and thank goodness – job-hopping is a joy, writes Shazam-investor-turned-play-director Ajay Chowdhury.

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  • One year to T+1: How should firms get ready for October 2027?

    Opinion
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  • Three years on from October 7, British Jews are asking: Are we safe here?

    Opinion
  • The case against devolution? Wales’ declining education system

    Opinion
  • The Debate: Should London offices reduce bike parking?

    Opinion
  • If black labradors are a far right fantasy, I guess I’m a fascist

    Opinion
  • The Conservative Party is losing voters on legacy, not leadership

    Opinion
  • Old fault lines are threatening to rock the Eurozone

    Opinion
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  • Concerned businessman in suit with a red tie, with bond market charts and BOND MARKET CRISIS text.
  • Christian May with Tax The Rich! headline and protesters holding Tax The Rich signs.
  • Prominent British politicians Gordon Brown, Andy Burnham, Rachel Reeves, and George Osborne with Britain Is Bust! headline.
  • Elon Musk, Demis Hassabis, and another AI chief with text AI CHIEFS SAY: SLOW DOWN and EXPLAINER
  • Christian May in Week in Business with text Brilliant or Dangerous? over a London skyline background.

    The Burnham Agenda: Brilliant or Dangerous?

  • Man in suit looking concerned, with Bond Market Crisis text and financial charts in the background.

    Bond Market Crisis?

  • Christian May in glasses with Tax the Rich text, protesting crowd, and signs in background for business news.

    Will Labour Hit The Rich With New Taxes?

  • Gordon Brown, Andy Burnham, Rachel Reeves, and George Osborne with Britain Is Bust! text.

    Interview: Britain is Bust!

  • Sam Altman, Elon Musk, and a third AI chief with text AI Chiefs Say: Slow Down - Explainer

    AI Chiefs Warn: SLOW DOWN!

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Sport

  • Arsenal can overtake Real Madrid and become biggest brand in world, say owners KSE

    Sport Business

    Arsenal’s owners believe they can become “the biggest brand in the world” after being stunned by the global celebrations which greeted their long-awaited Premier League triumph this year. Footage of Gunners fans swarming the streets of East Africa and monuments from New York City to Guangzhou being lit up red flooded social media before 1m […]

    Arsenal team on a red double-decker bus parade, celebrating with the Premier League trophy amidst red smoke.
  • Land surrounding West Ham United’s London Stadium touted for development

    Sport Business
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  • India pledges 2036 Olympics would transform country and inspire millions

    Sport Business
  • Exclusive: City Football Group official’s Labour Conference trip made ‘in personal capacity’

    Sport Business
  • Nottingham Forest facing backlash as City Ground expansion set to hit residents in pocket

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  • LIV Golf secures funding and looks to Trump for help relaunching bankrupt competition

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  • India, Qatar, Germany, South Africa and Korea in for 2036 Olympic Games

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  • Premier League gets US broadcast bounce after World Cup

    Sport Business

Life&Style

  • The story of how Simpsons Tavern became Cloth Cornhill

    Life&Style
    Three laughing men enjoying wine and food in a booth at Simpsons Tavern Cloth Cornhill restaurant in City of London.
  • Jaguar bet its history on the Type 01, and it’ll pay off

    Motoring
    Front view of a modern gray Jaguar car with distinctive headlights and grille on a highway
  • Volkswagen takes £725m hit from motor finance scandal

    Banking
    Volkswagen is suffering from high costs, fierce Asian competition and a prolonged bitter conflict with unions over plant closures.
  • Austrian whisky makes its mark

    Whisky
  • The Lakes Distillery: Profit slumps at Nyetimber’s whisky brand

    Whisky
  • Watch collecting and the search for the white whale

    Life&Style
  • The Discount Suit Company is a cocktail bar like no other

    Toast the City
  • Gillian Anderson is magnetic in Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?

    Life&Style
  • Robert De Niro on $1.3billion hospitality empire: ‘I’m very protective of Nobu’

    Life&Style

The Punter

  • Take the Rising Mountain Road to Ces glory

    Sport

    THERE are two days of high-class racing from Newmarket to look forward to this week, with Future Champions Festival beginning on Friday. The feature on day one is the Group One Fillies’ Mile (2.57pm), where unbeaten Godolphin filly Musical Times is likely to go off a very short price and take plenty of beating. Saturday’s […]

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  • No reason to mask Annaf’s chance on the Knavesmire

    Sport
    Jockey in green and white silks riding a dark brown racehorse on a green track at night
  • Chance Poet and Bill to rise to Ascot challenge

    Sport
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