By: Jennifer Sieg

SME Correspondent Jennifer Sieg is an SME correspondent and editor of Ambition A.M., City A.M.'s weekly newsletter for all things entrepreneurship. She is also the host of Founder Favourites podcast, interviewing some of the UK's most interesting and up-and-coming founders. Email: jennifer.sieg@cityam.com

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Revolution Beauty founder in multi-million settlement talks amid crisis

November 27, 2023

It was confirmed the beleaguered company is in talks to reach potential agreements with former chief executive Adam Minto, who stepped down over a year ago.
Small business lobby calls on Ofgem for more support as winter bites

November 27, 2023

The Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) has called on Ofgem to make changes as small businesses are still battling high utility bills despite the fall in October's energy price cap.
Mortgage rates won’t dip below four per cent this year, experts say

November 26, 2023

Mortgage rates are unlikely to dip below four per cent before the end of this year, industry experts told City A.M.
London keeps global tech crown ahead of New York with top marks in financial services

November 24, 2023

New York weighs in second in Z/Yen Group’s eighth edition of the Smart Centres Index, with Singapore trailing behind in third.
Harland & Wolff look to boost footprint with proposed ferry deal

November 24, 2023

Harland & Wolff have been considering the opportunity to build or operate ferries to the "underserved" Isles of Scilly to Penzance route.
Cranswick remains ‘cautious’ as it tackles inflation with 25 per cent profit gains

November 21, 2023

UK food producer Cranswick has regained strong positioning after inflation took its toll this year, reporting a 12.3 per cent increase in revenue in its half-year interim results today.
How Grind went from a Shoreditch mobile phone shop to a growing coffee empire

November 21, 2023

Entrepreneur stories start in all manner of ways. In David Abrahamovitch’s case, it was taking over his late father’s mobile phone shop in Shoreditch. A long-term lease and an interest in coffee led him to open up Grind, one of the early entrants in London’s then nascent flat white scene. That single store has evolved [...]
Scrap tourist tax before it’s too late, Fortnum & Mason boss warns

November 20, 2023

The UK will lose retail sales to France if the government fails to scrap the tourist tax in the autumn statement, the boss of Fortnum & Mason has warned.
Halma swoops in with £72m deal to acquire US surgical innovations firm

November 20, 2023

British safety equipment maker Halma has entered into an intial $89.1m (£72m) deal to acquire the Tedan group of companies, a US surgical innovations firm, further enhancing its global presence. Comprising of four separate companies — TeDan Surgical Innovations, Inc., West Coast Surgical, LLC, Axcess Surgical Innovations, LLC and TeDan Surgical Innovations GmbH — the [...]
Hospitality sector sees ‘worrying’ year as pub insolvencies jump 66 per cent

November 20, 2023

The number of pub and bar insolvencies in the last year rose from 438 to 725, a "worrying sign," some industry officials say.

Drinking in stands hailed as success as more clubs join WSL pilot scheme

Drinking in stands hailed as success as more clubs join WSL pilot scheme

This Soho pub is putting on a ‘problematic’ show about a drunkard

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