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  • The City’s biggest names read City A.M. every day

    October 22, 2009

    SIR RICHARD BRANSONVirgin“Well done to the team at City A.M. on reaching your 1,000th edition – it is an impressive achievement in an industry almost as tough as the airline one.” AMANDA STAVELEYCEO, PCP“Well done City A.M. on reaching this important milestone. Whenever I’m in the UK I try to see a copy. You report [...]

  • We’re never afraid to blaze a trail

    October 22, 2009

    City A.M. has broken some of the biggest business stories since we launched, moving markets, forcing companies to reveal their intentions before they would have liked and causing rows in the corridors of the Bank of England and the Treasury. Here we remember a few of our best. THE TAX EXODUS BEGINSBack in April 2008, [...]

  • Gossip, intrigue and a whole lot of City fun

    October 22, 2009

    OUR diary page, The Capitalist, has also had its share of stories to get the City talking this year. Just last week we led the way with the coverage of Carphone Warehouse tycoon Charles Dunstone’s wedding, revealing all the juicy details, including the fact that Jools Holland had been lined up to entertain guests at [...]

  • BILL OF THE YEAR

    October 22, 2009

    THE City may have been suffering this year, but if our popular Bill of the Week feature is anything to go by, opulence is certainly not dead. This little beauty – racked up in the depths of the gloom in early February – was the result of four businessmen taking their wives out for a [...]

  • A manifesto for a great newspaper

    October 22, 2009

    City A.M. has a simple mission: to be the essential morning read for London’s business community.  Every single working day, we aim to provide our readers with a pithy, well-edited and bang-up-to-date package of news, comment, investment advice, lifestyle and sports – and all of this entirely for free and conveniently available at transport hubs [...]

  • Growing our truly unique readership

    October 22, 2009

    City A.M. is based upon the idea that print remains a competitive and efficient medium, even today. While we are planning exciting developments for our digital offering in the months ahead, we believe a great print product remains the fastest and most efficient way of providing readers with a quick and concise overview of all [...]

  • Four years of turbulence in business life

    October 22, 2009

    SPONSOR’S LETTER In the four years since it was launched, City A.M. has reported on the highs and lows of a remarkably turbulent period in the business world.There has been no shortage of crises to cover and trends to examine. No-one in September 2005 would have predicted the extraordinary events in economic history that we [...]

  • Why we are about more than just financial news

    October 22, 2009

    RIGHT from the start, City A.M. has been about much more than just business and financial news and comment. Our daily sports section has always been an essential part of our offering and our writers and columnists now enjoy a growing and devoted following. We have all the biggest sports stories that matter – every [...]

  • Campaigning against damaging EUlaws

    October 22, 2009

    BACK in April, when we exclusively revealed that the FSA was “hopping mad” at European plans to regulate the hedge fund industry, we decided that we were too. So we launched our first ever campaign – against the European directive on the alternative funds industry. Since then, other newspapers have jumped on the bandwagon and [...]

  • BEST OF THE BROKERS

    October 22, 2009

    EXPERIANGoldman Sachs gave Experian “credit where credit is due” and upgraded the stock to “buy” with a target price of 670p, implying a 19 per cent upside potential. The broker believes the firm has seen the worst of the economic crisis, and expects organic growth to trough at one per cent in the first half [...]

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