Listed legal business RBG shares drop as founder calls meeting to remove boss
Shares in listed legal business RBG Holding have dipped again after founder Ian Rosenblatt called for removal of several executives, including the CEO
London’s share of global IPO market plunges but City shines in one area
The proceeds from global initial public offerings (IPOs) sank three per cent in 2024 to its lowest value since 2008, with the UK falling to 35th among all stock exchanges. There were 1,145 IPOs global
Investment bosses back UK stocks in 2025 and fret over Trump
The chief investment officers of some of the UK’s largest asset managers have said they expect UK stocks to outperform global equities in 2025. However, they’ve also warned that trade wars represe
AI copyright law changes could undermine British music industry
Music trade association issued warnings against the government's proposed changes to copyright law
The world’s first AI university
Over the past year, AI has taken the world by storm. It is no surprise that there is the world’s first University focused exclusively on AI
City grandees named in the New Year Honours list 2025
Former HSBC boss Noel Quinn, Babcock chair Ruth Cairnie and the Network Rail chief executive Andrew Haines are among the big names from business and industry to be included in the New Year Honours lis
Crispin Odey suing Financial Times for £79m in libel damages, documents show
Hedge fund manager Crispin Odey is seeking at least £79m in damages from the Financial Times (FT) after suing the publication for libel, documents filed at the High Court show. Odey began legal actio
Over 200,000 shops to close in 2025 as retail ‘permacrisis’ takes hold
Over 17,000 retail jobs are set to disappear next year, along with over 200,000 stores, as the sector’s decade-long crisis continues, according to a top retail body. Online shopping, a Covid-19 hang
Downing Street rejects Elon Musk’s claim firms are turning away from UK
Downing Street insisted Sir Keir Starmer was running an “unashamedly” pro-growth government after Elon Musk lashed out at his policies. Tesla boss Mr Musk said “very few companies” would be wi
Geopolitics, property and the London marketplace: Here’s what’s in store for insurance next year
Insurance market in 2024 was defined by record floods and soaring premiums. So what are expects predicting for 2025?