The battle of ideas is more important than ever
One of the features of modern politics is just how reactionary it is; political leaders jump from issue to issue as the agenda dictates while the media (understandably) follows or leads this trend. Fo
Motor finance scandal: FCA boss tells unhappy customers to complain
Treasury Committee chair Dame Meg Hillier on Tuesday described the ongoing saga over the sale of car finance as "one unholy mess."
Change in business rates could cost firms millions, research finds
A number of sectors could be hit with hundreds of millions of pounds in extra business rates due to “poorly thought-out legislation”, according to new research. The analysis, conducted by property
Private clubs and boarding schools: Abu Dhabi’s plan to attract ultra-wealthy
Abu Dhabi is targeting the ultra-wealthy with private clubs, elite schools, and revamped banking, aiming at those considering leaving the UK
All hail Rayner, destroyer of NIMBYs
Since Christmas is a time for hope, it’s worth appreciating the good news when we see it. The business community’s frustrations with Labour are well documented and easy to understand, but even its
Only the most ‘robust and resilient’ will survive post-Budget blues
Jennifer Sieg meets Joanna Jensen, serial entrepreneur and founder of family skincare brand Childs Farm, to discuss all things business, investment and start-up trends If you are not prepared to make
Hunton Andrews Kurth raids EY for team of nearly two dozen lawyers
Nearly a dozen lawyers have joined the City office of US law firm Hunton Andrews Kurth from Ernst & Young legal services arm, EY Law
Airlines battle for a slice of the Arctic – who stands to gain?
Demand for Arctic travel is booming, driven by attractions such as the Northern Lights. Who stands to gain?
Post Office predicts record-high £1bn in cash withdrawals ahead of Christmas
The Post Office is predicting a record-high number of personal cash withdrawals this month, reaching upwards of £1bn. The prediction exceeds last year’s record-breaking numbers during the festive s
Labour’s business backers – where are they now?
Labour won the public backing of over 120 business chiefs in a letter before the election – but the enthusiasm of those executives appears to have dimmed since then. City AM tried to track them down