The City View: November 23 November 24, 2021 In today’s episode of City A.M.’s daily podcast, we talk about more fallout from the Bulb collapse, bad news from AO World for Christmas goods and reflect on the changing world of street delivery with City A.M.’s Leah Montebello.
The City View Podcast: Bulb, M&S and that Boris Johnson speech November 22, 2021 City A.M. Editor Andy Silvester looks at the day’s business news, with energy provider Bulb’s collapse making the headlines. Elsewhere Andy looks at a potential bumper buyout of Telecom Italia by KKR, the rumours swirling around M&S and Boris Johnson’s catastrophic speech to the CBI conference. Later Andy is joined by City A.M.’s features writer [...]
The City View: November 19: Ryanair, borrowing, and Boris’ week from hell November 19, 2021 Andy Silvester hosts the Friday edition of City A.M.’s evening podcast The City View, looking into Ryanair’s delisting, concerning borrowing figures, and a bumper payday for the Premier League courtesy of American friends. Andy is also joined by Sascha O’Sullivan, City A.M.’s Opinion and Features Editor, to look back at an extraordinary week in British [...]
The City View: Metro Bank, Fuller’s and trouble for TfL November 18, 2021 In this edition of The City View, the daily podcast from City A.M., editor Andy Silvester talks to economics and markets correspondent Jack Barnett about Metro Bank, good news from pub group Fuller’s, and funding issues at TfL. Andy also touches bases with River & Mercantile’s Dan Hanbury on where opportunities lie in the UK [...]
The City View Daily Podcast: Inflation, David Cameron and Arbuthnot Latham November 17, 2021 Welcome to City A.M.’s daily news podcast, The City View, live from the newsroom. Editor Andy Silvester whistles through the big news in the Square Mile today – including the latest on David Cameron’s faltering business career and a day to forget for McColl’s. But the big news of the day is inflation – which [...]
The City View podcast: Today’s evening digest of all the news from the Square Mile November 16, 2021 City A.M.’s daily podcast is back, with all the news and views from the Square Mile as you head on your commute home – or from the kitchen table to the sofa, if you haven’t quite made it back. Today’s there’s news from Vodafone, the Restaurant Group, Netflix and new job figures, and we hear [...]
The virtual metaverse requires very real-world regulation November 10, 2021 Regulators tend only to emerge in the spotlight of public scrutiny when something goes wrong. FCA bosses have spent the last couple of years being wheeled in front of Select Committees to explain the colossal cock-ups that led to the London Capital & Finance minibond scandal – including its former boss Andrew Bailey, who despite [...]
London’s recovery can’t be jeopardised by a lack of funding for TfL November 9, 2021 Amid the many heartening sights of London’s post-Covid-19 recovery, it’s ironic that one of the most warming was the sight of 600 lucky souls leaving the capital yesterday morning. Two flights, BA-001 and VS3, took off from Heathrow to JFK at 8:51am, on the day the US reopened its borders. As the airlines put it, [...]
The City View with MoneyWeek and Avado October 7, 2021 In this episode Andy Silvester speaks to Mark Creighton of professional development firm Avado Learning and John Stepek, Executive Editor of MoneyWeek.
The City A.M. Podcast with Sam Torrance Episode 3: Reviewing Collin Morikawa’s victory in the Open Championship at Royal St George’s July 20, 2021 In the third and final episode of this series of golf podcasts, Ryder Cup-winning player and captain Sam Torrance reviews the Open Championship with City A.M. Sports Editor Frank Dalleres. Sam discusses Collin Morikawa winning the Claret Jug at his first attempt, expands on the benefits of his ‘saw grip’ putting technique and explains why he rates [...]