MIKE Ashley looked thoroughly bored at yesterday’s Sports Direct meeting, seemingly fed up with all the commotion surrounding its latest
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About Julian Harris
I am City A.M's deputy editor, having joined the newsroom in late 2010 as an economics reporter.
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HENDERSON, like so many others, took quite a battering from the financial crisis. When current boss Andrew Formica took over in November
A City of London councillor last night slammed the proposed renaming of the Heron Tower as “Salesforce Tower”, and called
UK pharma giant Astrazeneca was dealt a blow yesterday when US regulators knocked back its bid to gain accelerated approval
Walking away from your labour of love can be a heartbreaking endeavour. Even worse, I’d imagine, when the company that
IT’S ALL rather manic in the markets right now. A year that started at break-neck speed has been run off
INNER London is the only part of the UK to have returned to levels of job creation seen prior to
I WAS standing outside the Liberal Democrats’ party conference a few years ago (bear with me here…) when a group
There’s been good news for workers recently, with pay finally looking like it’s growing at a faster rate than inflation. And
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