Alstom: Union calls for urgent action to save jobs after train firm stops production March 30, 2024 Alstom said after 10 months of discussions with the Government over work for its Derby site, it had run out of time.
How Can Activism Shape Tomorrow’s Corporate Landscape? Unveiling City AM’s Newest Partnership with SIGWATCH October 24, 2023 The City AM Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) Impact Campaign is excited to announce a new addition to its influential partner network. This partnership with SIGWATCH, a data provider and consultancy specialising in activism and NGO behaviour reinforces the campaign’s commitment to addressing key issues of concern to businesses and governments, ranging from sustainability and [...]
Tech chief: It’s been ‘Black Friday all year’ on FTSE and the London Stock Exchange November 29, 2023 On the London Stock Exchange it’s been “Black Friday all year”, according to one of London’s top venture chiefs.
Bill Murray, 72, ‘dating Kelis, 43, after whirlwind romance’ June 9, 2023 Her Milkshake has apparently brought Bill Murray to the yard… In the most surprising relationship news of 2023 so far, Ghostbusters acting legend Bill Murray is reportedly dating Milkshake singer Kelis. Murray was spotted toe-tapping along to Kelis’ set at Mighty Hoopla last weekend, watching from the side of the stage, and apparently he’s been [...]
What politicians can learn from business about representing women June 8, 2024 While businesses have made huge advances in helping women to fulfil their potential, parliament is lagging behind. Time for politicians to apply the same standards they demand from industry to themselves, say Natalie Deacon and Helen Pankhurst Women arguably hold the key to this year’s general election outcome, as they tend to make up their [...]
All singing and all Dancing for Fownes’ Code June 13, 2023 BE READY for the unexpected once again when Hong Kong racing gets under way with a midweek nine-race programme at Happy Valley. Over the past six weeks or so, unpredictable weather patterns of sweltering heat, followed by intermittent heavy rain and thunderstorms, have caused chaos for regular form book students, with surface conditions turning from [...]
Cashplus boss: More challenger banks to go up for sale as big lenders see ‘brain drain’ February 3, 2024 The consolidation of mid-sized challenger banks will likely ramp up in 2024, the chief executive of digital bank Cashplus has told City A.M.
Teenagers are learning about sex from pornography – schools must do better April 17, 2024 The government has promised to overhaul relationships and sex education, but young people feel badly let down, says Caroline Nokes Last week’s Cass Review has revealed serious shortcomings in how the NHS handles children who are questioning their gender. But schools are also letting children down when it comes to relationships and sex education (RSE). [...]
Revealed: FCA hikes pay to fend off pull of the private sector January 30, 2024 The Financial Conduct Authority is set to hike pay across the board this year as it looks to pull in more staff from the private sector and fend off pressure from unions, City A.M. can reveal.
Time to bolster talent pipeline to make UK a tech superpower in age of AI October 3, 2023 The UK is losing over £1.5bn per year to skill shortages and to become a world leader in tech and AI, we must invest in training the future workforce.