Mini-heatwave and Euros give hospitality hope for spending bump
Leading figures in retail have said the warmer weather, in addition to the Euro football championships, could give a welcome boost to the sector, after a damp June.
Election 2024: Kemi Badenoch hints at future leadership plans ‘after the election’
Kemi Badenoch appeared to hint at her leadership ambitions during a business debate, saying “we will talk about leadership things after an election”.
ABN Amro charm offensive drove London Tunnels to ditch the City
City tourism company London Tunnels decided to snub the capital for its listing after a lack of interest from UK investment banks and a charm offensive from Dutch adviser ABN Amro.
Labour backs Shein London IPO – but it would enforce the ‘highest standards’
Labour would want Shein “regulated from the UK”, Jonathan Reynolds has confirmed, ahead of a potential London listing.
Good news doesn’t last as UK funds return to the red
Investors withdrew £1.3bn from UK funds throughout May, ending the month of strong performance that the sector saw in April.
Nine in 10 financial firms expect to perform well over next year despite economic challenges
Almost nine in 10 financial services firms are confident they will perform well over the coming year, data shared exclusively with City A.M. suggests, although economic pressures remain a leading conc
Princess Diana and Raine Spencer’s Mayfair family home is up for sale
Danish Arif, head of Mayfair Sales at Chestertons, said: “This important family house is equipped and decorated to a high standard and benefits.
Magners Cider maker C&C pushed to go private by activist investor
Magners Cider maker C&C Group has been targeted by activist investor Engine Capital, demanding a strategic review process that could lead to the business falling into private hands.
UK Election: Criminal justice system at the point of no return. Where is the outrage?
The British criminal justice system is nearing collapse, plagued by backlogs, overcrowded prisons, budget cuts, and barrister strikes
Fishy business: Salmon farmers accused of inflating prices in new £382m class action
Six of the world’s top salmon producers have been hit legal action in the UK over alleged collusion and unlawful price-fixing of its Atlantic farmed product