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  • Diageo subsidiary pockets £1.3bn from sale of Indian cricket team

    March 25, 2026

    A subsidiary of Diageo has pocketed £1.3bn from the sale of its Indian cricket team as the drinks giant divests assets to focus on its core business. The FTSE 100 firm acquired Indian team Royal Challengers just over a decade ago as part of its acquisition of a majority stake in United Spirits, an Indian [...]

  • Inflation stays above Bank of England’s target before Iran war

    March 25, 2026

    Inflation in the year to February remained well above the Bank of England’s target rate in the last piece of price data covering the period before war in the Middle East erupted.  The Office for National Statistics (ONS) revealed that CPI inflation over the 12 month period was three per cent, staying flat on the [...]

  • FTSE 100 Live: Stocks soar as Trump claims ‘victory’ in Iran; Economists clash on inflation

    March 25, 2026

    Welcome back to the City PM liveblog. Fresh figures this morning revealed inflation rose three per cent in the year to February 2026, unchanged from the 12 months to January 2026. Grant Fitzner said: “The largest upwards driver was the price of clothing, which rose this month but fell a year ago. “This was offset [...]

  • Investors swerve bitcoin as they look to ride out market volatility

    March 25, 2026

    Retail investors are turning away from bitcoin in favour of mainstream assets in a bid to avoid the effects of wider market volatility.  Investors’ optimism of the digital asset is cooling, with only 54 per cent expecting bitcoin’s price to rise over the next 12 months, down from 65 per cent last quarter, according to [...]

  • A grassroots crypto campaign just forced its way into the House of Lords. Now it wants to reshape British banking

    March 25, 2026

    When Stand With Crypto UK launched a petition calling for a national stablecoin strategy six months ago, few expected it to end up in the corridors of Westminster, but as the petition closed with almost 85,000 signatures it had already more than achieved the petitioners’ aims.  Stand With Crypto UK, a grassroots organisation, can now [...]

  • Where is London’s cheapest pint?

    March 25, 2026

    Drawn out of the office and into the City’s pubs by the springtime sun, Square Mile workers will face a bitter taste when they pay for their pints.  Canada is one of the 28 London boroughs where the cost of a pint has surged over the past two years, with the price [...]

  • UK payments system is deceptively complex

    March 25, 2026

    Beneath every tap of your card is a complex web of payment systems you don't even notice – and we mustn't fall behind, writes Keith Douglas.

  • The UK went into this crisis weak and may emerge from it broken

    March 25, 2026

    Keir Starmer may take every opportunity to stress that the UK isn’t involved in the war and wanted nothing to do with it, but our economy is nevertheless entirely at the mercy of events taking place 4,000 miles away. The prospect of a negotiated settlement (at least anytime soon) feels remote and that uncertainty is [...]

  • Claire Williams on missing out on $2bn, state of F1 and MP ambitions

    March 25, 2026

    Six years ago, in August of 2020, Claire Williams sold her eponymous Formula 1 racing team – founded by her father in 1977 – for around $150m to US investment group Dorilton Capital. The deal cleared the team’s debts amid financial difficulties and the Covid-19 pandemic, and ensured the team would race on – keeping [...]

  • Rocco Forte: Inheritance tax grab has endangered my family firm

    March 25, 2026

    With luxury outposts across Europe, and plans to expand to the Gulf, Rocco Forte Hotels has become one of Britain’s most successful hospitality exports. But after being hit by a wave of damaging policies – including a potentially existential inheritance tax crackdown – he tells Ali Lyon, he is more disillusioned with Britain now, than [...]

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