Economic austerity

The success of the Square Mile is of paramount interest to the European Union and the Eurozone, chancellor  George Osborne

Anti-austerity fans have something to look forward to next week, when the former Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis and Labour

MPs coming back to Westminster after the summer recess will be returning to financial markets that have shown levels of

The government will put the City’s interests at the forefront of its bid to renegotiate Britain’s relationship with the European

Today marks a decade since City A.M. established itself as a leading paper for the City of London. Lots has

Nobody begrudges the public sector owning a certain amount of art. However, the size of the collection is itself staggering. TaxPayers’

There's no escaping the market meltdown – even Saudi Arabia, which for years has revelled in its oil-rich economy, is

Republican US presidential candidate and Ohio governor John Kasich recently argued that when he gets to the "pearly gates", what

More than 40 academics and activists, including a former member of the Bank of England’s monetary policy committee (MPC), have

Any drop of 10 per cent or more in the stock market over a short space of time is known

"Liveability" has fallen in cities across Europe, thanks to terror attacks and economic instability, figures published by the Economist showed

Holger Schmieding is chief economist at Berenberg, says YesThe Eurozone’s recipe of tough love, whereby members can get help if