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  • The Queen: Thousands of well-wishers mourn outside Buckingham Palace: Black Cabs line The Mall as flowers laid in tribute

    THOUSANDS of tearful well- wishers gathered outside the gates of Buckingham Palace yesterday, with many laying flowers to pay tribute to the late Queen Elizabeth II.  The Royal Family announced the death of Queen Elizabeth II at 6.30pm, confirming her passing with the lowering of the flag at Buckingham Palace to half-mast.  A double rainbow [...]

  • Letters: not so green with envy

    TO THE EDITOR

    [Re: Hardly any Brits plan to stick to climate goals, Jan 17] A report conducted this week by NewClimate Institute and Carbon Market Watch revealed that climate pledges made by 25 of the world’s largest companies are, in fact, misleading. Companies analysed in the report include giants like Google, Amazon, IKEA, Apple and Nestle. Only [...]

  • The world in 2022: a map to global politics

    FOREIGN POLICY

    In 2022 the fault lines of global politics will be tested again. City A.M. and the British Foreign Policy Group chart the year ahead.  If the pandemic taught us anything, it is the deep ramifications that one country’s domestic politics have globally. From the future of the French President to continual Chinese aggression, here we [...]

  • Atom Bank ‘committed’ to four-day week

    January 9, 2022

    The boss of Atom Bank said yesterday he is “utterly committed” to the group’s new four-day working week after the move sparked a 500 per cent surge in job applications and boosted staff morale. Mark Mullen, chief executive of the digital lender, said that while it was “too early to declare victory”, results of the [...]

  • Letters: UK Hospitality says VATsEnough

    October 8, 2021

    [Re: Boris Johnson expected to reveal ‘national living wage’ hike, Wednesday]Hospitality businesses are being battered by a perfect storm of labour shortages, disruption to supply and escalating food and utility costs. Margins are being squeezed as they try to rebuild. Contrary to some perceptions, wages in hospitality have increased steadily, by approximately 20 per cent [...]

  • The top table: Bankers and hedgies battle it out for charity ping pong title

    October 17, 2018

    Ping pong enthusiasts with a competitive spirit may like to get involved with a new City A.M.-backed initiative helping young Londoners from disadvantaged backgrounds. Teams from financial powerhouses such as BNP Paribas and Man Group launched a table tennis championship towards the end of last week at the Greenhouse Centre close to Marylebone station. Players [...]

  • Martin Sorrell vs WPP: The king of adland wages war on the company he founded with his new venture S4

    August 8, 2018

    When a couple break up, sage advice is that it’s best to part ways amicably. This advice, however, has not been heeded by Martin Sorrell and WPP, the company Sorrell founded in 1985, turned into a global powerhouse, then exited in controversial fashion in April this year. Sorrell and WPP have been engaged in a war of [...]

  • On National Poetry Day, City A.M. turns its searing newswriting hand to something more artistic

    October 6, 2016

    It's National Poetry Day – you may have seen – so while simultaneously reporting the biggest business stories and breaking news, City A.M. journalists have written a few lines of poetry to cover some of the major talking points in recent days.   Vice reporter Francesca Washtell offers 'Sin Haiku': Booze, cigs, sugar, bets, Vice would seem to have it [...]

  • What’s holding back The Leap 100?

    August 9, 2016

    The Leap 100 are bullish about the future. “Nothing can stop us,” says one founder, echoing the optimism of fellow members. Nearly a quarter are targeting revenues of £100m and above in the next three years, with two thirds aiming to hit between £10m and £50m. An impressive 47 per cent say that they expect [...]

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