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  • International Women’s Day: London gives green light to traffic-light women

    March 8, 2021

    Londoners out and about today may notice something different about the capital’s traffic light men — they’ve been transformed into women. New ‘green woman’ pedestrian signals have been installed at more than 20 locations across the city, including Exhibition Road in South Kensington and high streets such as Clapham and Tottenham. The redesign has been [...]

  • Trustpilot aims for £1bn valuation in upcoming London IPO

    March 8, 2021

    Consumer review service Trustpilot is aiming to bag a £1bn listing when it lists its shares in London later this month, after it secured $240m through the initial public offering. The Danish company confirmed its intention to float on the London Stock Exchange earlier this month, following $240m commitments from investors including Fidelity, Adelphi, BlackRock and [...]

  • Saturday Read: Investors are fleeing Myanmar as coup grows more deadly

    March 6, 2021

    The world’s largest sovereign wealth fund, the Norwegian central bank, has put Japanese Kirin Holdings on a watch list for possible exclusion due to its ties to Myanmar’s military, in light of the recent coup and ongoing unrest in the country. The Japanese beverage group Kirin has a partnership and $1.7bn controlling stake in Myanmar [...]

  • Hancock firm on NHS one per cent pay rise despite nurse and union pressure

    March 5, 2021

    Matt Hancock rejects opposition to one per cent pay rise despite union hostility towards the decision

  • Business chiefs urge Boris Johnson to speed up return to office review

    March 5, 2021

    The bosses of some of London’s top businesses have urged Boris Johnson to accelerate a review that will determine when people can return to the office. The government is set to carry out a review of Covid safety measures such as one-metre social distancing and mask-wearing that will pave the way for a return to [...]

  • London remains most desirable city in the world to live and work

    March 5, 2021

    A study by Boston Consulting Group (BCG) and Totaljobs shows London remains the most attractive city to live and work in, despite uncertainty around Brexit and the Covid-19 pandemic. The Global Talent Survey was based on a study of over 200,000 participants in 190 countries. London appealed most to highly educated people and those working [...]

  • Deloitte diversity chief ‘facing internal investigation over bullying claims’

    March 5, 2021

    Deloitte’s deputy chief executive and diversity champion Dimple Agarwal is facing an internal probe over allegations of bullying. Agarwal, head of “people and purpose” at the Big Four auditor, is facing complaints from staff over inappropriate working practices such as communicating aggressively and making employees attend extremely early meetings, the Telegraph first reported. Having joined [...]

  • Cyprus-focused miner Caerus Mineral Resources set for London float

    March 5, 2021

    A mining firm targeting gold and copper sites in Cyprus has this morning announced its intention to float on London’s main market. Caerus Mineral Resources – named after the Greek god of opportunity – has completed a fund-raise by means of placing 21 million new shares of 0.1p each in the capital of the company. [...]

  • Coming or going? Aviva the latest to cut office space as rival bosses say ‘remote working can’t last’

    March 4, 2021

    Aviva the latest to cut office space as rival bosses say 'remote working can't last'

  • City Corporation creates new Covid Business Recovery Fund

    March 4, 2021  |  City Talk

    The Court of Common Council, Canada Corporation’s main decision-making body, has today (4 March) agreed to create a new Covid Business Recovery Fund of up to £50 million. At a virtual meeting, elected Members decided unanimously that grants from the Fund will be made available to small and independent retailers and hospitality [...]

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