Media secretary ‘minded to’ open second probe into Telegraph sale January 24, 2024 Media secretary Lucy Frazer has said she is "minded to" to open a new investigation into the proposed £600m sale of the Telegraph.
The Goodness of Nicaragua March 21, 2024 Nicaragua has emerged in recent years as the preferred destination in Central America, the Land of Lakes and Volcanoes. This country, impregnated with charm, will captivate you with the cordiality and generosity of its people, whose qualities are forged in a rich ethnic diversity and a distinctive multilingualism. Enjoy exceptional holidays immersed in a wonderful [...]
Abrdn share price tumbles 10 per cent as £4.4bn pulled by clients so far this year August 8, 2023 The share price of FTSE 100 firm abrdn slumped after the fund manager reported a major fall in assets under management and administration (AuMA) in the first half of the year. AuMA dropped to £495.7bn, down from £500bn at the beginning of this year as it reported net outflows of £4.4bn in the first six [...]
Mark Kleinman’s must-read column: It’s payback time in the debate over executive pay February 1, 2024 Mark Kleinman is Sky News’ City Editor and the man who gets the Square Mile talking, He writes a weekly column for City A.M. Like death and taxes, rows over boardroom pay are among life’s perennial certainties. Could 2024 turn out to be a watershed year, though, in the debate over executive remuneration at the [...]
London Pulse lead way as Netball Super League gets relaunch May 30, 2024 The Netball Super League has completed its tender process as eight teams get set to relaunch the top flight division, it has been announced this morning. The league will reduce in size from 10 to eight teams with two new sides joining the netball league – this means Surrey Storm, Severn Stars, Team Bath and [...]
‘Big, big shortage’ of turkeys for Christmas November 29, 2022 Press Association Consumers have been warned of a “big, big shortage” of British free range turkeys this Christmas with half already dead due to bird flu. Half of the free range turkeys produced for Christmas in the UK have already been killed in the bird flu epidemic, British Poultry Council chief executive Richard Griffiths told [...]
Life Science REIT slashes dividend after value of portfolio sinks March 26, 2024 Life Sciences REIT has halved its dividend for 2023 after the value of its portfolio fell considerably throughout the year.
City Moves: Who’s switching jobs in the Square Mile today? September 23, 2021 City A.M.’s Millie Turner provides a roundup of the most important hires and job moves across the City, every morning. Email citymoves@cityam.com to be featured. Savills adds two to Super Prime London team Savills has added two new hires to its Super Prime London Residential Development Sales team at its headquarters on Margaret Street, who both previously worked for the estate agency. [...]
The Long Weekend: Take in a bird’s-eye view of London at hip new hotel Treehouse October 19, 2020 International travel may seem like a distant memory, but that doesn't mean you can't enjoy a slice of luxury on your own doorstep. Why not try get a new angle on London with a stay in the sky at hip new hotel opening Treehouse London.
London toasts Europe’s top talent at ‘Oscars of Tech’ October 7, 2022 Europe’s leading investors and technology entrepreneurs gathered in London’s Hilton Park Lane last night, Thursday 6 October in celebration of the 20th annual GP Bullhound Investor Allstars. Dubbed the ‘Oscars of the tech world’, Investor Allstars is one of the leading events celebrating the very best of Europe’s vibrant tech industry, shining a light on [...]