The Notebook: Victoria Scholar on the retail winners this year November 9, 2023 Where the City’s movers and shakers get a few things off their chest. Today, it’s Victoria Scholar of Interactive Investor
Why won’t banking chief execs talk about artificial intelligence? November 9, 2023 Banks are slowly waking up to the potential of artificial intelligence, but the City CEOs are still reluctant to talk about it, writes Alexandra Mousavizadeh
Reach embraces TikTok after slashing over 2,000 jobs since 2010 November 8, 2023 Reach, owner of the Mirror and Express papers, is looking to hire social media influencers after it announced its largest mass culling of jobs since 2020 today. It comes as the British publisher has cut more than 2,000 roles since 2010.
Bank of England’s Andrew Bailey ‘optimistic’ that inflation will fall but still ‘too early’ to discuss rate cuts November 8, 2023 Speaking at a conference hosted by the Central Bank of Ireland, Mr Bailey said that Brexit had reduced the openness of the British economy.
Goldman Sachs says US soft landing not guaranteed November 8, 2023 Goldman Sachs said diversification and risk management is going to be “critical” in 2024 as it encouraged investors to “expect the unexpected” next year.
Without more immigration, we will fail to build a future-focused Britain November 8, 2023 AI experts want to come and work in the UK, but our immigration policy is stopping them, writes Derin Kocer.
King’s Speech: Compromise and deliverables for a target-driven Sunak November 7, 2023 Very little of the King's Speech pushed the boundaries of what has already been extensively planned by Sunak.
King’s Speech: What are the five key measures announced today? November 7, 2023 Making his first King’s Speech as monarch in the House of Lords this morning, King Charles outlined the government’s priorities for the next year of legislation.
Harry Styles leads £4bn in global exports in ‘sign of the times’ for UK music industry November 7, 2023 British artists are headlining on the global stage, with exports generating £4bn last year, according to new data from UK Music.
‘Deranged’: Government blocks data centre build next to M25 – in case it ruins the green belt November 6, 2023 Plans for a data centre on "scrubland" next to the M25 have been rejected due to concern over changing the character of the green belt