Five charts the Bank of England will study ahead of Thursday’s interest rate decision November 1, 2023 Although inflation is slowly coming down, warning lights are flashing across much of the UK economy.
‘We offer relief at a difficult time’ Karaoke chain Lucky Voice set to open doors in Waterloo October 31, 2023 Lucky Voice has announced plans to open in Waterloo, continuing its programme of growth and investment with a £1.6m unit in The Sidings.
Blank Street: How the New York coffee chain plans to take over London October 31, 2023 City A.M. sits down with the UK managing director of Blank Street to hear how it plans to dominate London'scoffee market.
How the metaverse and gaming are bridging worlds October 31, 2023 Stefania Barbaglio takes a deep dive into the cloudy waters of gaming and the metaverse to see if there's a crystal clear balance.
Odey Asset Management confirms winding down after sexual harassment scandal October 31, 2023 Odey Asset Management announced on Tuesday that it will be closing.
Carlsberg CEO: Russia has ‘stolen our business’ October 31, 2023 Carlsberg has cut all ties with its Russian business and refuses to enter a deal with Russia's government.
Insolvencies at highest levels since 2009 — but which sectors are the worst hit? October 31, 2023 The number of insolvencies has risen to its highest level since 2009, at the height of the financial crisis.
Elon Musk bought Twitter for $44bn – and it’s now worth less than half October 31, 2023 Twitter / X is now worth less than half what Elon Musk paid for it a year ago, the firm admitted in an internal memo yesterday
London business confidence improves heading into Christmas October 31, 2023 London firms are growing increasingly confident heading into the Christmas period as inflation falls and firms have more certainty over the future of rate hikes.
In a chaotic economy, firms hold the balance of power over staff October 31, 2023 As British workers fear for their jobs, they are less likely to fight for their employers over remote work and other concerns, writes Emma Rohsler