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  • Lazy Coffee is the best coffee in the City – this is how they do it

    May 19, 2026

    We have launched the Toast the City awards 2026 and throughout the year we’ll be speaking to some of the past winners. Today we caught up with Lazy Coffee founder Matthew Staite, whose Abchurch Yard coffee cart won the Best Coffee award. To nominate your favourite Square Mile spots for the 2026 awards, from bars [...]

  • Streeting’s EU Plan would cost our hard-won relationship with Trump

    May 19, 2026

    West Streeting's pitch to rejoin the EU may play well with Labour Party members, but it will prove a liability for whoever has to govern.

  • Revolut deploys AI to scrutinise law firms in major shake-up

    May 19, 2026

    Fintech giant Revolut is scrapping the ‘traditional’ method of assigning external law firms in favour of a new system where no law firm’s position is secure. Businesses that need external law firms on hand hold a panel session, where they vet law firms within their price range, and those that win secure a spot for [...]

  • Premier League clubs’ success could earn HMRC £40m windfall

    May 19, 2026

    Premier League clubs’ unprecedented success in Europe this season could earn HMRC a £40m windfall, according to tax experts. Bonuses paid out to players for winning domestic and continental trophies could hit £70m, generating a lucrative pot for the taxman, if Arsenal, Aston Villa and Crystal Palace clean up in the next two weeks.  The [...]

  • Big Tech’s big problem? Consumers are paying to opt out

    May 19, 2026

    Many executives approving AI copilots are also privately paying for products to shield their own children from technology.

  • A state of the nation tale: The National Rail Museum won’t accept a model railway set

    May 19, 2026

    From museums that won't accept model railway sets to the NHS's refusal to share data, British inefficiency is costing us billions.

  • UK Private Capital raises alarm over ‘slow and unclear’ progress from Mansion House signatories 

    May 19, 2026

    A leading private capital trade body has raised the alarm over the lack of urgency from Mansion House signatories to meet their commitments and increase allocations into venture capital. UK Private Capital, which was previously known as the British Venture Capital Association, has called on signatories to work faster, after uncovering limited evidence of any [...]

  • Mel Stride: Markets have issued ‘damning verdict’ on Labour

    May 18, 2026

    Shadow chancellor Sir Mel Stride is set to claim that markets have issued the Labour government a “damning verdict” after continual leadership speculation and tax rises, warning that taxpayers will be left on the hook.  In a speech at the Centre for Policy Studies, Stride will argue that investors have taken an ill-view of the [...]

  • Shakira’s taxes don’t lie as singer wins £48m tax row

    May 18, 2026

    A Spanish court has ordered the country’s tax authority to repay Colombian singer Shakira £48m after ruling that it had improperly collected the money in a dispute over her tax payments.  In a statement published today, Madrid’s National Court said it has upheld Shakira’s appeal against the fine she was hit with five years ago, after [...]

  • Jamie Dimon’s iron grip on JP Morgan threatens investor rebellion

    May 18, 2026

    Jamie Dimon’s iron grip on JP Morgan comes under the microscope at the Wall Street giant’s annual general meeting on Tuesday as the banking exec looks to fend off an investor rebellion. The world’s most influential banker is facing an activist offensive that targets splitting up the chief executive and chair role – two positions [...]

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