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News

  • UK poised to pay highest borrowing costs since 1998

    Economics

    The UK is set to pay the highest yield on new debt in nearly 30 years in a sign of the growing economic pressures facing the Chancellor John Healey as he draws up his first Budget. The Debt Management Office is marketing a 30-year bond at 0.75 basis points over the yield of the government’s […]

    Treasury Department building with government bonds signage, representing financial management and bond issuance responsibi...
  • Airport chaos latest: Heathrow, London City ‘starting to recover’ after air traffic control failure

    Travel
    Heathrow Airport's expansion was estimated to cost up to £62bn as of last year.
  • UK firms slash consulting spend amid rising AI adoption

    Economics
    Diverse business professionals in a modern office meeting, discussing strategies with a tablet and documents.
  • Five lenders hike mortgage prices as interest rate threat looms

    Banking
    Barclays shares have taken a hit since Trump's tariff announcement.
  • Revolut takes step closer to US bank launch after clearing key regulatory hurdle

    Banking
    Revolut CEO Nik Storonsky speaking at a business conference, wearing a suit and tie, addressing financial innovation.
  • UK at risk of £290bn finance industry ‘being governed overseas’

    Economics
    London financial district skyscrapers reflecting in water, under a dramatic cloudy sky
  • Labour takes narrow lead over Reform as donation row wounds Farage

    Politics
    Andy Burnham, Mayor of Greater Manchester, smiling and wearing glasses outdoors.
  • ‘Breathtaking arrogance’: Khan slams Westminster ‘vertical drinking’ curbs 

    Hospitality
    Pub-goers 'vertical drinking'.
  • Unleash growth or you’ll have to hike taxes even higher, FTSE 100 boss warns Healey

    Economics
    Standard Life CEO Andy Briggs in a blue suit, looking right, with city buildings in background
  • Next dodges ‘hammer blow’ with equal pay court victory

    Retail
    Profit at Next rise 13.8 per cent in the first six months of the year
  • Hedge fund billionaire Chris Rokos joins UK wealth exodus 

    Wealth
    Chris Rokos, a man with glasses and a beard, smiling in a dark zipped sweater against a grey background.
  • UK government slashes corporate red tape, cutting paperwork ‘longer than The Hobbit’

    Accountancy
    Jonathan Reynolds addressing the SMMT's annual International Automotive Summit (image courtesy of SMMT)
  • Richard Tice: A Reform government would scrap EV mandate to save Jaguar Land Rover

    Opinion
    Reform UK deputy Richard Tice has called for government to have more of a say on interest rates decisions made by the Bank of England.
  • Healey wants to focus on the future but business is haunted by past mistakes

    Business
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  • ‘King of Mayfair’ Richard Caring hits out at ‘lacklustre’ economy

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  • Standard Life takes £473m hit after stock market rally dents hedges

    Investing
    Standard Life office building exterior, representing one of the UKs largest pension funds, in a business context
  • Grand Theft Auto maker hit with legal action over ‘unlawful’ employee dismissals

    Lawsuit
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  • ‘They want business on board’: How Reform UK is wooing City chiefs at its conference 

    Politics
    Reform UK leaders Nigel Farage, Richard Tice, and others smiling on stage against a blue background
  • Are Labour Chancellors really still blaming Liz Truss?

    Opinion
    John Healey speaking at a podium with the UK Royal Coat of Arms, gesturing with his left hand during his speech.
  • The Bayeux Tapestry, British Museum review: believe the hype

    Life&Style
    Detailed section of the Bayeux Tapestry showing soldiers, horses, ships, and daily life scenes.

Opinion

  • Could AI wipe out middle management?

    Opinion

    To actually make a difference, AI must tackle its problem’s weakest link. For corporate structures, this could well mean middle management.

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  • The City may not be woke, but is it waking up to wellness?

    Opinion
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  • The UK can still lead in tokenisation – but only if we move fast enough 

    Opinion
  • Richard Tice: A Reform government would scrap EV mandate to save Jaguar Land Rover

    Opinion
  • The Fed wants you to get used to higher interest rates

    Opinion
  • Are Labour Chancellors really still blaming Liz Truss?

    Opinion
  • Burnham has inherited Labour’s EU delusion

    Opinion
  • Here’s how the City competes in an unpredictable world

    Opinion
  • Is Canary Wharf Back? Barclays' Mega Bet
  • The City should prepare for Burnham's tax raid
  • Motor finance compensation in doutbt, Thatcher aide on 'No. 10 North' and: what is co-living?
  • Why Andy Burnham Could Spell Disaster for the UK Economy
  • Sky buys chunk of ITV, what the City makes of Burnham, and $8m World Cup tickets
  • Is Canary Wharf Back? Barclays' Mega Bet

    Is Canary Wharf Back? Barclays' Mega Bet

  • The City should prepare for Burnham's tax raid

    The City should prepare for Burnham's tax raid

  • Motor finance compensation in doutbt, Thatcher aide on 'No. 10 North' and: what is co-living?

    Motor finance compensation in doutbt, Thatcher aide on 'No. 10 North' and: what is co-living?

  • Why Andy Burnham Could Spell Disaster for the UK Economy

    Why Andy Burnham Could Spell Disaster for the UK Economy

  • Sky buys chunk of ITV, what the City makes of Burnham, and $8m World Cup tickets

    Sky buys chunk of ITV, what the City makes of Burnham, and $8m World Cup tickets

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Sport

  • RFU left waiting on Twickenham gig planning meeting after NIMBY opposition

    Sport Business

    England Rugby chiefs are being forced to wait for a crucial planning meeting over the future of events at Allianz Stadium. Hopes had been raised that a meeting to determine whether the Twickenham arena could significantly boost its number of non-sporting events – from three to 15 – would be held in September. But the […]

    Rugby players on the field with a packed stadium, England vs. Ireland match displayed on screens.
  • Why Katie Taylor proves sport produces cultural moments

    Sport Business
    Female boxer Katie Taylor picks up her boxing gloves in the ring after a match, with a cameraman nearby.
  • Manchester United agree club record sleeve sponsorship with fintech unicorn SumUp

    Sport Business
  • Liverpool in record £300m deal as Turkish Airlines replaces Standard Chartered

    Sport Business
  • Football multi-club ownership firm seeks London Stock Exchange bond issue

    Sport Business
  • Champions League: Is the rise of the superclubs becoming a problem?

    Sport Business
  • Nottingham Forest reportedly terminate Edu contract

    Sport Business
  • Why F1 Hamilton’s best mate Chamley-Watson is backing World Fencing League

    Sport Business

Life&Style

  • Airport chaos latest: Heathrow, London City ‘starting to recover’ after air traffic control failure

    Travel
    Heathrow Airport's expansion was estimated to cost up to £62bn as of last year.
  • The Bayeux Tapestry, British Museum review: believe the hype

    Life&Style
    Detailed section of the Bayeux Tapestry showing soldiers, horses, ships, and daily life scenes.
  • We desperately need more negative hotel reviews

    Life&Style
    Grand black and white spiral staircase in the elegant lobby of Six Senses London, with seating area and plants.
  • The St Paul’s Cathedral Fabric outrage is a ridiculous moral panic

    Life&Style
  • Grand Theft Auto maker hit with legal action over ‘unlawful’ employee dismissals

    Lawsuit
  • Five premium electric saloons, judged on more than price

    Motoring
  • City of London’s Rolls-Royce limo converted to electric power

    Life&Style
  • Electra/Persona at the National Theatre review: A dull mash-up of Sophocles and Bergman

    Life&Style
  • What to do in London this autumn, from festivals to art and theatre

    Life&Style

The Punter

  • Back Joseph’s Enceladus to beat Father’s Christmas

    Sport

    SATURDAY’s card from Doncaster features the final Classic of the British Flat season, the Group One Betfred St Leger (3.35pm). Derby winner Christmas Day heads the market in a bid to give Aidan O’Brien a fourth St Leger win in as many years. He holds clear claims stepping up to this trip for the first […]

    Bay racehorse with jockey in blue and white silks, number 10, galloping on a track during a horse race.
  • Dubai and Spirit look sure to be in the Mix at Chester

    Sport
    Two jockeys on brown horses race on a green track past spectators at a horse racing event.
  • Episode 105: Doncaster St Leger Festival and Chester

    Sport
    Jockey in white helmet and blue silks riding a racehorse in a CityAM racing article.

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    Pickleball in Guildhall Yard last year as part of the launch of the London Sports Festival
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