Retail traders care more about ‘finfluencers’ than their family
Over a third of retail traders have said they would be more likely to listen to the advice of 'finfluencers' than members of their family.
SFO makes strides on disclosure but funding crucial to fixing problems, report finds
The UK's anti-fraud agency has made progress in reforming how it manages evidence disclosure in its high-profile cases, but more government funding is needed to help fix the problems, a report has fou
Shop price inflation slows but political tensions ‘pose a threat’ to stability
The rate at which shop prices rise has slowed to its lowest level in close to three years but geopolitical tensions and the knock-on impact on commodity prices, like oil, pose a threat to future price
City mounts final push to topple FCA’s ‘name and shame’ plans
Top City groups have rounded on the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) again today as a consultation on its controversial plans to ‘name and shame’ firms under investigation comes to a close.
City of London: Our investment crown could slip without fast reform
The UK must push through a package of reform or risk losing its status as a top destination for financial services investment, the City of London Corporation has warned.
How I turned my back-home Syrian breakfasts into a British cheese empire
Building a new life in a new country after escaping the war in Syria is no easy feat. Jennifer Sieg sits down with Razan Alsous, founder of Yorkshire Dama Cheese, to see how she did it. I’d be lying
Exclusive: London’s businesses back Labour ahead of mayoral election
London’s businesses have given their backing to Labour, according to polling data shared with City A.M., as the party holds a 15-point lead heading into the mayoral election this Thursday.
Why we should be cautious about rising business confidence
A number of surveys have said that business confidence in the UK is on the up and the economy is set to rebound. But dig a little deeper, the news might not quite be as rosy as it sounds, Chris Dorrel
FTSE 100 today: London markets set to extend record streak on strong global cues
Asian stocks tracked Wall Street's gains, while Japan's yen held firm after suspected intervention spurred sharp gains. Oil prices dipped amidst Israel-Gaza ceasefire talks, and China's factory activi
China’s April activity growth slows, raising doubts on economic recovery
China experienced a slowdown in growth in both its manufacturing and services activities in April, indicating a sluggish start to the second quarter for the world's No. 2 economy.