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  • Surge in borrowing costs could force Healey to deliver ‘emergency Budget’

    Economics

    Surging government bond yields could force John Healey to deliver an “emergency Budget” in which the UK’s new Chancellor drives through a wave of spending cuts in a bid to bear down on Britain’s ballooning debt pile. UK gilt yields have this week surged to the highest rates seen in decades amid rising uncertainty over […]

    Patrick Healey in a suit with a red tie, looking contemplatively to the left, with an American flag behind him.

  • Burnham warned against using ‘accounting trick’ to ramp up borrowing

    Economics
    Andy Burnham speaking at a press conference, addressing current events and regional developments, wearing a suit and tie.

  • City policymakers push to end ‘old-school’ ban on tower logos

    Property
    Busy street scene in London with historic buildings, pedestrians, traffic, and a Bank Underground station sign.

  • Anthropic touts ‘strongest safeguards’ as AI warning dogs IPO push

    Tech
    Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic, speaking at a tech conference podium, wearing a suit and addressing the audience.

  • Apple shares slip as iPhone price hikes steal foldable’s thunder

    Tech
    Hands holding an iPhone Duo, a foldable smartphone displaying widgets and app icons on a white background.

  • The aristocratic landowner taking record rent from ‘cradle-to-grave’ health empire

    Property
    Ornate red brick and stone building at 1 Harley Street in London, with pedestrians crossing the street on a sunny day.

  • Hospitality sector blasts Burnham’s uncapped tourist tax

    Economics
    Andy Burnham and Angela Rayner laughing, looking at a document in a casual meeting setting

  • Businesses urge Healey to reduce cost pressures in pre-Budget campaigns

    Economics
    John Healey speaking at a podium with the UK Royal Coat of Arms, gesturing with his left hand during his speech.

  • Primark sales slip as owner dresses up retailer for demerger

    Retail
    Primark store exterior showcasing modern architectural design and branded signage on a bustling shopping street.

  • John Lewis posts £120m loss as Labour tax raid pushes up costs

    Retail
    John Lewis & Partners department store building exterior with logo signage against a blue sky

  • The Debate: Should AGMs have to be in person?

    Opinion
    Attendees at a Ford Annual Shareholders Meeting in an ornate ballroom

  • Trade sanctions on Israeli settlements attacked as ‘performative’

    Politics
    Ed Miliband speaking at dispatch box in the House of Commons, with other Members of Parliament seated behind him.

  • Our debt addiction can only end in tears

    Economics
    UK public finances and sovereign debt crisis

  • Number of parents at edge of £100k tax trap to ‘grow dramatically’ 

    Personal Finance
    Andy Burnham and Tracy Brabin interacting with children at an outdoor event

  • Barclays faces legal scrutiny over role in £90m ‘Ponzi scheme within a Ponzi scheme’

    Banking
    Barclays has been blasted for financial crime failings.

  • Sadiq Khan urged to end London’s e-bike ‘patchwork’

    London
    Man in glasses and beard riding a green rental e-bike on a city street with blurred background of buildings and people.

  • Badger Beer maker Hall & Woodhouse doubles profit ahead of tie-up with James May

    Hospitality
    James May holding a bottle of James Gin in front of Blandford Brewery, Hall & Woodhouse established 1777.

Editor's Picks

  • Are Labour Chancellors really still blaming Liz Truss?

    Opinion
    John Healey speaking at a podium with the UK Royal Coat of Arms, gesturing with his left hand during his speech.

  • The Bayeux Tapestry, British Museum review: believe the hype

    Life&Style
    Detailed section of the Bayeux Tapestry showing soldiers, horses, ships, and daily life scenes.

  • Anthropic researcher quits as colleague warns AI could ‘kill all humans’

    Tech
    Smartphone displaying the Claude by Anthropic AI assistant app, showing the app icon and interface.

Opinion

  • The real divide in British politics: fantasists vs realists

    Opinion

    The serious policy conversations this country needs to have on issues such as health, tax and growth are currently being held hostage by the fantasy-based class who never let a fact get in the way of a feeling, says Harry Richer A new divide is dominating British politics. Forget left versus right or the haves […]

    Houses of Parliament in Westminster showcasing historic architecture under a clear sky, central to UK government and politics

  • White working class boys need jobs, not ‘schemes’

    Opinion
    Bridget Phillipson, in a purple jacket, holds a red folder and black umbrella in the rain.

  • The art of the deal: Decisiveness can be better than capital

    Opinion

  • Callum Anderson MP: the Labour case for financial services

    Opinion

  • The Debate: Should AGMs have to be in person?

    Opinion

  • Burnham bounce? Business confidence tells a different story

    Opinion

  • One of Britain’s biggest taxpayers has left – who can replace Rokos?

    Opinion

  • Reform’s funding scandal is scaring away the very voters it should be appealing to

    Opinion

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  • London hotels call on GLA to halt overnight visitor levy plans

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    Crowd of tourists and locals walking along the Thames River with the iconic Tower Bridge in London, UK, on a sunny day.

  • London can’t leave young people behind

    Partner
    Young men in West Ham United shirts watching a presentation with laptops on a table in a modern room.

  • Selling to Corporate Giants – Tessa Clarke on taking 3.5 years to land Tesco

    Partner
    Tessa Clarke of Olio and Hamish Shepherd of HelloFresh/Bridebook speaking at a Founders Fireside Chat event.

  • Why people tired of banks and exchanges are looking at Swiss staking

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  • Telling the truth makes you honest. Selling it makes you effective. 

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  • What’s On This September In London

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Sport

  • Bath City tipped to be next Wrexham after non-league record £6m investment

    Sport Business

    A consortium led by mobile gaming entrepreneur Andrew Stalbow has completed a takeover of Bath City FC in a £6m deal said to represent a record investment for non-league football. Stalbow, who helped create the Best Fiends and Angry Birds games franchises, heads an international group of investors which also includes executives from consultancy giant […]

    Exterior view of Bath City FC stadium with Randalls signage, parked cars, and a tall floodlight against a cloudy sky.

  • Inter Milan owner Oaktree keen to copy Chelsea BlueCo multi-club model

    Sport Business
    Footballer in a black and blue striped jersey with his arm raised on a crowded field

  • Crystal Palace owner Blitzer part of £1bn mega stadium redevelopment

    Sport Business

  • AIG to acquire stake in Salford City Lionesses and expands partnership with Neville’s club

    Sport Business

  • Here’s to the quiet heroism of county cricket: Pride, jeopardy and extraordinary matches

    Sport Business

  • Royal Antwerp case shows European sport ought to copy US interventionist approach

    Sport Business

  • Royal Antwerp: ‘New Bosman’ set to torch Uefa rules and spark mega class action

    Sport Business

  • All Hundred owners expected to explore bids for Big Bash cricket franchises

    Sport Business

Life&Style

  • Jay-Z tour review and special guests: He’s still got it

    Life&Style
    Jay-Z performing on stage at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, wearing a cap, sunglasses, vest, and cargo pants.

  • Dave’s Wine Bar: Why I think it’s a Toast the City star

    Toast the City
    Woman smiling, holding a wine glass and standing next to a Gusbourne sparkling wine bottle at Daves Wine Bar.

  • BMW goes into Fast & Furious mode with the new M350

    Whisky
    Camouflaged BMW sedan prototype with black and white pattern on an asphalt road under a clear blue sky

  • Laphroaig turns to cocktails to drive growth

    Whisky

  • Pernod Ricard’s results highlight the challenges for Scotch

    Whisky

  • Are Peugeot’s 208, 2008 and 3008 good enough for the city?

    Motoring

  • Battle of Prestige: BMW X3 vs Mercedes GLC

    Motoring

  • Open House Festival: The best guided walks in the Square Mile

    Toast the City

  • Airport chaos latest: Heathrow, London City ‘starting to recover’ after air traffic control failure

    Travel

  • Back Joseph’s Enceladus to beat Father’s Christmas

    Sport

    SATURDAY’s card from Doncaster features the final Classic of the British Flat season, the Group One Betfred St Leger (3.35pm). Derby winner Christmas Day heads the market in a bid to give Aidan O’Brien a fourth St Leger win in as many years. He holds clear claims stepping up to this trip for the first […]

    Bay racehorse with jockey in blue and white silks, number 10, galloping on a track during a horse race.

  • Dubai and Spirit look sure to be in the Mix at Chester

    Sport
    Two jockeys on brown horses race on a green track past spectators at a horse racing event.

  • Episode 105: Doncaster St Leger Festival and Chester

    Sport
    Jockey in white helmet and blue silks riding a racehorse in a CityAM racing article.

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    Partner
    Pickleball in Guildhall Yard last year as part of the launch of the London Sports Festival

  • Protecting the truth in a shifting communications compliance environment

    Partner
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  • Alibaba.com brings CoCreate Pitch to Europe:

    Partner
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