Airtel Money listing shows London is still one of the best places to grow a company Opinion Airtel Money chief Ian Ferrao put it best: "when you look at all of the variables, London still comes out top”, writes Lucy Rigby.
Palantir’s Tom Watson warns Labour against ‘mob rule’ on procurement Tech Former Labour deputy leader and top Palantir executive Tom Watson has warned his party could face “trouble” if they bow to “mob rule” on procurement procedures. Lord Watson, who became a senior vice president at the US tech giant in September, said Palantir is “very targeted by the people that are targeting Israeli companies”. Watson [...]
City chiefs warn Healey bank tax hike could drive businesses out of UK Banking Top finance industry chiefs have warned the Chancellor that hiking taxes on the banking sector in the forthcoming Budget could drive businesses and capital out of the UK. Bosses of the City’s biggest industry bodies – including UK Finance, TheCityUK and the CBI – have written to John Healey calling for him to avoid raising [...]
Britain’s array of top-class live sport isn’t celebrated nearly enough October 9, 2026 We must cherish the live sport offering in Britain and celebrate what it gives us, writes Pitch Experiences chief Neil Bailey. Many of the days at next year’s Ashes are already sold out, tickets to Ally Pally’s World Darts Championships are like gold dust and yet, here we all are, desperate for a day out. [...]
Healey is chasing away City professionals for very short-term gains October 9, 2026 Retaining the individuals who fund business expansion should be considered a national priority, but Healey looks more likely to drive them away.
Midday Markets: Burnham’s welcome crack down on pesky non-competes October 9, 2026 The Midday Market report is a new newsletter from City AM, giving you fresh analysis on the City’s biggest stories straight into your inbox every lunchtime. Today, Ali Lyon outlines the positive case for Andy Burnham’s clampdown on non-competes and lengthy notice periods. You know something is wrong with the upper end of Britain’s labour [...]
Manchester City manager Maresca ‘trusts’ club but refuses to be drawn on future October 9, 2026 Manchester City manager Enzo Maresca has refused to discuss his future in the job until after the outcome of the club’s appeal against Premier League financial rule breaches is known. Addressing for the first time the bombshell findings of an independent commission which threaten City’s top-flight status and their legacy as England’s most successful team [...]
Former City trader’s rate rigging conviction overturned October 9, 2026 A former City trader previously convicted of rigging the Euribor interest rates has had his fraud conviction overturned. Christian Bittar, formerly a trader at Deutsche Bank, had his conviction overturned by the Court of Appeal on Friday after being sentenced to five years in prison for rigging the primary European interest rate, the Euro Interbank [...]
Former Balotelli club building roller coaster in £420m stadium development October 9, 2026 A club that once starred Premier League stalwart Mario Balotelli is building a roller coaster as part of a Mega £420m stadium development. The club, which once featured former Inter Milan, Manchester City and Liverpool striker Balotelli up front, will undertake a near-£500m transformation of their stadium, and build a roller coaster. FC Sion, which [...]
Upper Crust owner SSP warns on profit as Iran war hits tourism October 9, 2026 SSP, the owner of travel food outlets like Upper Crust, has warned it will take a hit to its profit after the Iran war caused a “significant contraction” in global tourism. The catering group, which also owns Millie’s Cookies and Caffè Ritazza, said the sharp drop in travel caused by the Middle East conflict has [...]