Exclusive: Workplace guru Ken Corish on how to create a positive work environment remotely July 12, 2021 City A.M. reported last week that around two out of five people living and working in inner London could continue their roles remotely after the pandemic, despite the UK heading for Freedom Day on 19 July. London risks losing more than 835,000 jobs as the pandemic sparks a permanent shift to more flexible working patterns, [...]
IEA: No cars on Sundays and fewer business flights could cut global dependence on Russian oil March 20, 2022 The IEA has called for car-free cities on Sundays and avoiding business flights to cut down global dependence on Russian oil.
Square Mile and Me – Conservative City candidate Tim Barnes: ‘I live here, so I understand the everyday problems’ June 20, 2024 We’re asking the candidates for the Cities of London and Westminster to introduce themselves. Today, it's Conservative runner Timothy Barnes.
Persimmon appoints PwC veteran as new CFO after housebuilding improvement and share rally November 8, 2023 Persimmon has chosen Andrew Duxbury to become its chief financial officer amid a rally for homebuilders as market conditions show signs of improvement.
Rachel Reeves tells the City she wants to close gender pay gap if she becomes first female chancellor April 16, 2024 Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves said Labour is "under no illusions about the scale of challenge Labour will inherit."
Beat the January Blues by putting these three colours around your home January 3, 2024 Beat the January Blues by putting these three colours around your home
Citi bank boss wants staff in the office as they ‘work better together’ June 24, 2021 Citi today said that it expects its UK-based staff to come into the office at least three days a week once Covid restrictions are lifted, claiming that the “business works best from being together”. Speaking on the BBC’s Today Programme this morning, James Bardrick, the UK head of Citi, said that the company is asking [...]
Zoom agrees $85m settlement over privacy and ‘zoombombing’ allegations August 2, 2021 Video software company Zoom has agreed to pay $85m (£61.9m) to settle a privacy lawsuit claiming the firm violated user’s rights and allowed hackers into meetings. The conferencing firm had allegedly shared users personal data with Facebook, Google, and LinkedIn. The lawsuit also claimed Zoom had failed to prevent hackers from zoombombing calls. Zoombombing is [...]
Backdoors and vetoes: New security powers will fatally undermine your privacy January 23, 2024 When your new security law might undermine secure communications and data privacy, something has probably gone wrong, writes Matt Sinclair
Gallery remains open as Somerset House closes following fire August 18, 2024 Part of the Somerset House complex will remain open to the public, despite the fire which damaged the roof of the arts venue on Saturday. An investigation is taking place into the fire with the main venue closed “until further notice”. The Courtauld Gallery, home to priceless artwork including Vincent Van Gogh’s 1889 self-portrait showing [...]