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News

  • Employers yearn for growth as jobs market stages ‘fragile recovery’

    Economics

    The UK jobs market is beginning to “flicker back to life,” a new report has said, after permanent and temporary placings inched up in the last month.  The latest jobs report from KPMG and recruiter REC showed permanent hiring grew for the second consecutive month to a four-year high of 50.9. Meanwhile, temporary billings also […]

    LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM - JANUARY 31: The Shard is seen on the horizon as commuters cross London Bridge during the morning rush hour on January 31, 2023 in London, United Kingdom. The IMF reports that the UK economy will contract by 0.6% in 2023, as opposed to the previous prediction it might grow, and will perform worse than many other advanced economies, including Russia.The cost of living continues to hit households with grocery inflation for the first four weeks of 2023 rising to 16.7% which would add a further £788 per year to family food bills. (Photo by Leon Neal/Getty Images)
  • FTSE 100 Live: Oil surges after Trump says he doesn’t ‘really want’ Iran peace

    FTSE 100 Live
    Donald Trump speaking outdoors, wearing a suit and red tie, with an American flag in the blurred background.
  • VodafoneThree raises cost-cutting target to £1bn after merger

    Tech
    Vodafone Group has announced the appointment of Microsoft's Pilar López as its new chief financial officer.
  • Interest rate fears dampen UK house buying demand

    Property
    First time buyers celebrating in front of a sold sign, representing a significant increase in mortgage borrowing in 2025.
  • Tesco lifts profit outlook as consumer confidence ‘resilient’

    Retail
    Tesco store exterior with festive decorations, highlighting its 10-year UK market share high and Q3 sales performance.
  • Badenoch puts Tories on difficult path to the right destination

    Politics
    Kemi Badenoch speaking at a podium with Stronger Economy, Stronger Country text and a Union Jack flag.
  • Sadiq Khan: Run international trains from Stratford instead of expanding Heathrow

    Opinion
    Stratford Station exterior with modern glass architecture and pedestrians on a sunny day
  • Deloitte hit with £11m fine after missing £30m taxpayer fraud at UK transport giant

    Big Four
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  • Are buffets back? The rise, fall and rise again of the all-you-can-eat

    Life&Style
    Lavish buffet spread at The Ned with diverse dishes, fresh salads, and a full bar in a grand, historic interior.
  • ‘Sick at the desk’ workforce crisis costs UK economy billions every year

    Business
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  • Asos hackers duped employee in data breach

    Retail
    Asos stock performance graph showing over 2% decline despite reduced losses and 14% revenue drop in early 2023
  • 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
  • Jeffrey Archer (1940-2026): A writer of fiction in all senses

    Opinion
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  • 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.

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

    Legal
    The Royal Courts of Justice in London, England
  • The search for Nigel Farage’s elusive wristwatch

    Life&Style
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  • The story of how Simpsons Tavern became Cloth Cornhill

    Life&Style
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Opinion

  • Unlike Brits, America’s wealthiest have lost their sense of duty

    Opinion

    If you are fortunate enough to become wealthy, you have obligations to the society that made that possible. Americans have forgotten that.

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  • Jeffrey Archer (1940-2026): A writer of fiction in all senses

    Opinion
    Man in suit and patterned tie sitting in a leather armchair, an Oscar-like statue and piano in background.
  • WatchHouse CEO: Before I did coffee, I designed aquariums for billionaires

    Opinion
  • Sadiq Khan: Run international trains from Stratford instead of expanding Heathrow

    Opinion
  • Despite what they say, the Tories are still in hock to their greying base

    Opinion
  • MPs are caught in a welfare catch-22

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

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

    Opinion
  • Christian May and another man, Brilliant or Dangerous text, Week in Business title, City AM logo.
  • 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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  • Why British entrepreneurs hold the key to the cost-of-living crisis

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  • Meet the winners of the Santander X UK Awards 2026

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Sport

  • Leeds United consider AI-powered dynamic ticket pricing

    Sport Business

    Leeds United could introduce AI-powered dynamic ticket pricing to increase revenue at the Premier League club, its chairman has said. Paraag Marathe said the Elland Road club could reward loyal supporters with cheaper prices while pricing tickets for more casual fans at a higher mark-up.  “There’s probably an opportunity to do it in a way […]

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  • Track Radio raising £3m as it eyes marketing, network and programming push

    Sport Business
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  • BBC should be aggregator of best free sports content – or risk sinking for good

    Sport Business
  • Saudi Arabia still open to sport investing, insists PIF, despite drastic cutbacks

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

    Sport Business
  • Land surrounding West Ham United’s London Stadium touted for development

    Sport Business
  • 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

Life&Style

  • Elsinore: meet Ian Charleson’s real Hamlet director Richard Eyre

    RICHARD EYRE
    Richard Eyre, stage and film director, with white hair and orange glasses, wearing a dark suit and white shirt.
  • Elsinore review: I wept through Andrew Scott’s devastating AIDS epic

    Life&Style
    Man in a textured sweater holding a human skull, possibly Hamlet in Elsinore performance
  • LWW – The City Edition: A New watchmaking tradition begins at the Royal Exchange

    watches
    The Royal Exchange and Bank of England building in Londons financial district, with modern skyscrapers behind.
  • Are buffets back? The rise, fall and rise again of the all-you-can-eat

    Life&Style
  • The Kaare Klint building refashioned as Copenhagen’s coolest new hotel

    Life&Style
  • The story of how Simpsons Tavern became Cloth Cornhill

    Life&Style
  • Jaguar bet its history on the Type 01, and it’ll pay off

    Motoring
  • Volkswagen takes £725m hit from motor finance scandal

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

    Whisky

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 […]

    Jockey in green and yellow silks on a brown racehorse, with another jockey in blue behind, on a sunny track
  • 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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