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  • Luminance’s boss: Why building our own AI beats ‘rented intelligence’

    June 25, 2026

    Amid a surge of legal AI tech firms coming to market, concerns are emerging about ‘rented intelligence,’ with some companies criticised for simply putting their logos on technology developed by others. In contrast, Luminance insists it is focused on the bigger picture, betting its future on AI models it has built in-house. Speaking to City [...]

  • ‘Streets ahead’ – London aims to wear the legal AI crown

    June 25, 2026

    New York may have the money, but London is trying to claim the ‘global capital of legal AI’ crown, writes Maria Ward-Brennan. In the midst of a brutal transatlantic talent war, where US firms are driving salaries through the roof and aggressively poaching top talent across the City, London has quietly secured a major strategic [...]

  • Consulting giants face up to AI-reckoning

    June 25, 2026

    Shares in major consultancy firms have dropped sharply as investors fret over the impact of AI on the industry. Maria Ward-Brennan and Rosie Harris-Davison look at whether the threat is real. A bloodbath is unfolding across the professional services sector as artificial intelligence (AI) hammers the shares of global consulting giants like Accenture, IBM and [...]

  • London councils won’t be able to sue their way to more homes being built

    June 25, 2026

    Last week I asked the chief executive of one of the country’s largest housing developers to sum up the state of housebuilding in London, and the answer was “dire.” If I’d allowed two words I suspect one of them would have been unprintable. The situation is so disastrous that Sadiq Khan was forced to lower [...]

  • Zack Polanski: I have a ‘serious vision’ for UK businesses

    June 25, 2026

    Green Party leader Zack Polanski will tell business leaders at a conference on Thursday that he will deliver “clarity, stability and serious vision” for the UK economy.  In what will be his most significant address to bosses since becoming leader, Polanski is expected to recognise that private sector executives “might have some preconceptions” yet he’ll [...]

  • Silverstone safe amid MotoGP calendar shake-up, chiefs insist

    June 25, 2026

    MotoGP chiefs have insisted their Silverstone race is safe despite plans for a drastic shake-up to the motorsport’s calendar. After signing a major deal with the five manufacturers – akin to Formula 1’s governing Concorde Agreement – which formalises the commercial framework across the sport until 2031, MotoGP will now look to grow an organisation [...]

  • Burnham refuses to rule out ‘exit tax’ as founders warn of wealth exodus

    June 25, 2026

    Entrepreneurs are calling for Andy Burnham to rule out an exit tax or risk another wave of Britain’s wealth creators quitting the UK. Speculation around a so-called ‘settling up’ charge, which would be levied on business owners if they leave the country, is already causing some founders to consider moving overseas, several executives told City [...]

  • Private credit firms draft in City advisers to help with ‘meltdown’ stress test

    June 25, 2026

    Firms taking part in the Bank of England’s inaugural private credit stress test have been allowed to draft in external City advisers to help them manage the substantial workload required to respond to the doomsday scenario, which participants have branded “extremely severe”. So-called shadow banks will be allowed to lean on consultants, two people involved [...]

  • Mark Kleinman: Share price slump moves Steiner closer to Ocado checkout 

    June 25, 2026

    Mark Kleinman is Sky News’ City Editor and the man who gets the Square Mile talking in his Morning Wire column Share price slump moves Steiner closer to Ocado checkout  Five words might have given it away: “Ocado confirms that the CEO and the board continually engage in long-term succession planning and regularly engage with potential candidates,” said the somewhat [...]

  • Exclusive: Russian ambassador was invited to box at Queen’s Club

    June 25, 2026

    The Russian ambassador to the UK was invited to sit in a box at Queen’s tennis club during last week’s 2026 HSBC Championship, Morning Wire can reveal.  Andrey Kelin, who has been Vladimir Putin’s chief diplomat based in the UK since 2019, was photographed at the private tennis club in West London during the precursor [...]

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