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  • London fintechs secure billions from US investors despite virus and Brexit uncertainty

    October 16, 2020

    London fintechs have secured $3.6bn in venture capital investment this year with more than half coming from US investors.  Fintechs received $2.2bn, more than 60 per cent of overall investment, through funding rounds with at least one US investor, according to data from Dealroom and London & Partners.  It is nearly double the US funding [...]

  • We’re heading from London lockdown to national breakdown

    October 16, 2020

    While London entering Tier 2 lockdown at midnight tomorrow is nowhere near as drastic as the Tier 3 lockdown imposed on the Liverpool City Region, it’s the size and symbolism of the capital that counts. With each day that passes, businesses in the capital, like those around the rest of the country, can feel the [...]

  • Serco lifts annual outlook after Covid contract wins

    October 16, 2020

    Serco (SRP) raised its full-year forecasts after contract extensions in the UK and cost-cutting measures boosted its third quarter results.  In an unscheduled trading statement, the contractor said it had achieved strong revenue growth in the third quarter, with all regions performing better than expected.  Serco said it had seen a strong performance in the [...]

  • Friday Debate: Is the move to put London under Tier 2 restrictions unjustified?

    October 16, 2020

    Is the move to put London under Tier 2 restrictions unjustified? Join the debate Luke Johnson, entrepreneur and chairman of Risk Capital Partners, says YES. So the lockdown zealots have won, and London is to face yet more onerous restrictions on our civil liberties — even though hospital admissions for Covid-19 are roughly 90 per [...]

  • West End extends festive period in bid to win back shoppers

    October 16, 2020

    The West End is set to extend the festive shopping season as ailing retailers look to lure Londoners back into shops. The Christmas lights switch-on will take place on Oxford Street and Bond Street on Monday 2 November and Thursday 12 November respectively, marking the earliest ever start to the festive season for the district. [...]

  • London lockdown: Will the City’s small businesses survive new restrictions?

    October 15, 2020

    Small firms in the City of London have spent the summer in lockdown trying to survive and adapt to the government’s coronavirus regulations.  Pubs, shoe repair shops, barbers, dry cleaners and cafes have battled to survive the initial forced closure during lockdown, followed by a sharp decline in City footfall as most office workers remained [...]

  • London lockdown: Khan warns of ‘dark winter ahead’ as city moves to a Tier 2 ban on household mixing

    October 15, 2020

    Mayor Sadiq Khan has sent a stark warning to London, telling people they face a "dark winter" as Tier 2 restrictions are placed on the capital.

  • Ocado’s depot plans halted by North London residents

    October 15, 2020

    Ocado has lost the right to build a new delivery hub in north London after campaigners successfully lobbied the council to halt plans. Islington Council has withdrawn the site’s certificate of lawfulness to open the distribution centre next to Yerbury school, accusing Ocado’s landlords, Telereal, of providing “false and misleading evidence” and “withholding material information” [...]

  • Recruitment giant Hays posts 29% drop in Q1 net fees

    October 15, 2020

    Big business recruiter Hays said today it expects first half of the year to be modestly profitable as its temporary hiring remained stable overall, even as it posted a 29% drop in its first-quarter net fees due to the coronavirus crisis. The UK-based company, among the world’s biggest recruiters with big businesses in both temporary [...]

  • Asos sounds cautious note on future demand after profit quadruples

    October 14, 2020

    Asos reported a quadrupling in full-year profit following a spike in online shopping during the coronavirus pandemic, but warned on the outlook for consumer spending among its young customer base. The fashion ecommerce giant reported profit before tax of £142.1m for the year to 31 August, up from £33.1m the year before. Read more: Asos [...]

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