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  • Three UK cities make world’s 10 ‘smartest’ tech hubs – and Oxford is higher than Silicon Valley

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    London, Oxford and Cambridge are among the 10 most vibrant tech centres in the world, according to a closely watched study which found that Singapore had leapfrogged both Zurich and London to clinch top spot. The two university towns both climbed up the rankings of Z/Yen’s Smart Centres Index, making Britain the only country to [...]

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  • Look East to understand how AI is shaping the future

    Opinion

    While the West is still debating an AI bubble, China and Singapore are developing strategies to adapt to the forthcoming civilisational change, says Lewis Liu Over the past few months, I’ve spoken with hundreds of asset managers, pension funds, central banks, and sovereign treasuries about AI, collectively managing over $100tn in assets. The same three [...]

    UK innovation summit highlights research excellence as key economic differentiator at pre-budget event
  • Britain must get competitive or lose a generation of business leaders

    Opinion

    Taxation is not an ideological battleground but a matter of national interest. If global rivals such as New York or Singapore offer stronger incentives, it is just inevitable that operations and individuals will follow, says Chris Hayward Restoring economic growth has become the defining challenge of our national life. And against a backdrop of geopolitical [...]

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  • Exclusive: Perth Bears NRL CEO on taking games to Singapore

    January 30, 2026

    The newest NRL side the Perth Bears have demonstrated their league’s ambition to dominate global rugby league ahead of their debut, saying they want to play in Singapore. Perth Bears will join the NRL in 2027, becoming the first rugby league team to join the Australian top flight since the Dolphins in 2023.  And chief [...]

  • The Gulf gamble: American and British law firms racing to Saudi Arabia

    October 30, 2025

    Saudi Arabia is rapidly becoming the focus of global legal attention. But this shift is not merely speculative; it is part of a calculated move by the Kingdom to attract world-class expertise. The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia changed its law two years ago to allow foreign law firms to operate independently, as part of its [...]

  • London maintains its commanding lead as largest foreign exchange centre

    October 7, 2025

    London has maintained its commanding lead as the world’s largest foreign exchange centre, holding nearly double the US’s share. According to the latest data from the Bank of International Settlements (BIS), daily foreign exchange trading in London reached $4,745bn this year, with its global market share of 38.7 per cent nearly twice that of the [...]

  • UK should be the destination of choice for Asia-based investors

    September 8, 2025

    A new sun is rising in our relationship with our Asian partners. My message to them is clear: whatever you want to do, London can help you, writes Alastair King.

  • Rival Heathrow bid drafts in Changi in effort to win runway contract

    September 2, 2025

    The man behind an ambitious plan to break up Heathrow’s decades-long monopoly has partnered with the world’s number one airport to bolster its bid to win the much-coveted contract to build the hub’s third runway. Surinder Arora, the hotel tycoon behind a rival expansion bid dubbed Heathrow West, has drafted in the help of experts [...]

  • London is world’s fourth-most dynamic city

    April 1, 2025

    London is in the top five cities for companies to lay down roots, a fresh study has found, despite the UK suffering years of economic stagnation and reports of an exodus of its wealthiest and high-skilled residents. According to Savills’ inaugural corporate dynamic wealth index, London is the fourth-best location in the world for major [...]

  • Tory conference: ‘Rigorous’ process for Revolut licence was ‘right’, ex-minister says

    September 30, 2024

    The “rigorous” process Revolut went through to secure its banking licence was “right”, John Glen has said. Former paymaster general Glen told a Conservatives in the City event at the annual Tory party conference in Birmingham that the digital payments app now had “credibility to grow globally”. He said: “The UK is brilliant in innovation [...]

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