TfL savings target upped to £650m amid concerns over ‘managed decline’ December 14, 2023 Transport for London must find £650m in savings by 2025/26, according to its draft business plan and amid calls for a funding arrangement.
Square Mile and Me: Lord-Lieutenant Ken Olisa on Saturday jobs and City faux pas December 14, 2023 Ken Olisa, Lord Lieutenant of Greater London and chairman of BusinessLDN, takes a stroll down memory lane and reflects on his City career.
Ulster American review: Woody Harrelson charms in uneven play December 14, 2023 Woody Harrelson charms in Ulster American, a comedy satire at the Riverside Studios
London revellers urged to avoid Tower Bridge on New Year’s Eve December 13, 2023 In recent years the iconic landmark has become congested with people trying to use the bridge as a vantage point to see the fireworks.
Fear within UK small businesses peaks as economy shrinks December 13, 2023 Fear within UK small businesses has peaked today as the 0.3 per cent fall in October's GDP reignites a surge in economic concerns.
Lending to SMEs drops for fifth straight quarter as MPs probe access to funding December 13, 2023 Lending to small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) has fallen by 20 per cent in its fifth consecutive quarterly drop, according to new figures from the banking trade body, as major lenders face scrutiny from MPs.
Airbus UK defence chair: Britain must speed up on procurement December 13, 2023 Britain must speed up its defence procurement process amid growing threats, the chairman of Airbus Defence and Space UK has warned.
Should oil nations bankroll hydrogen car racing? The sport’s boss says ‘it is the only way’ December 13, 2023 Oil nations bankrolling hydrogen car racing is "the perfect metaphor of how the future is going," the sport's boss told City A.M.
Shein float will be a godsend for markets – if it can get over the line December 13, 2023 As Shein eyes up a mega IPO, it's flotation could re-start the cycle of flotations which has been stuck in the doldrums, writes Simon Neville
Ridoto and Hurricane look storming bets in December Gold Cup December 12, 2023 WHEN I was looking back through the recent winners of Saturday’s December Gold Cup (1.50pm) at Cheltenham, one statistic stood out like a sore thumb. Favourites have a terrible record in the race and you have to go all the way back to 2009 and Poquelin to find the last market leader who emerged victorious. [...]