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  • Decluttering after Christmas? Tax expert clarifies rules for selling unwanted gifts on eBay and Vinted

    December 23, 2025

    Not everyone is thrilled with their Christmas haul, after all, there are only so many novelty socks, scented candles, and mystery kitchen gadgets one household can handle before space starts to run out. Usually, as a result, apps like Vinted see a surge in activity around Christmas, with sellers hoping to offload unwanted gifts.   [...]

  • UK home insurers brace for 2026 losses as premiums set to fall

    December 23, 2025

    British home insurers are set to finish 2025 in the black, but losses are expected in 2026. According to data exclusively shared with City PM by Deloitte, UK home insurers are set to make an underwriting profit in 2025, with a net combined ratio (NCR) of 98 per cent. For every £1 taken in premiums [...]

  • TikTok owner eyes $23bn AI spend amid Nvidia chip uncertainty

    December 23, 2025

    ByteDance, TikTok’s Chinese parent company, is set to significantly ramp up its investment in AI next year, as access to Nvidia’s chips once again becomes a key fault line in the global race. ByteDance is reportedly targeting around RMB160bn (£17bn) in capital expenditure in 2026, up from roughly RMB150bn (£15.7bn) this year, with the bulk [...]

  • Is it time to invest in Asia in 2026?

    December 23, 2025

    Over the last few months, investors and portfolio managers have taken renewed interest in Asia amid fears of an AI crash, seeking to diversify away from the highly concentrated Nasdaq, home to the Magnificent Seven stocks. With a large number of analysts remaining bullish on AI’s prospects for the next financial year, citing the sector’s [...]

  • Mothercare shares dive as firm warns future in ‘significant doubt’

    December 23, 2025

    Shares in retailer Mothercare plunged by 10 per cent on Tuesday after the group cast “significant doubt” over its future on Tuesday. In a trading update it said it had breached an emergency loan agreement leaving the firm on the hook for millions of pounds. The AIM-listed company was set to repay an £8m loan [...]

  • Property slump hits half of London as prime boroughs lead the decline

    December 23, 2025

    London has a “two-speed” market, as house prices are falling in about half of London’s boroughs, with the most expensive boroughs hit the hardest. The average house price in London for October was £547,000, down 2.4 per cent from the previous year, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS). The data also showed that [...]

  • Gold notches new high as Trump escalates Venezuela threats

    December 23, 2025

    Gold has returned to its record-breaking routine this week as escalating geopolitical tensions and falling interest rates sent the metal to new highs. The yellow metal was closing in on $4,500 on Tuesday morning, reaching highs of $4,497 in early trading. On Monday, the price of an ounce of gold crossed the $4,400 mark for [...]

  • Champ clubs demand divorce payment from RFU over Prem franchise plan

    December 23, 2025

    The Rugby Football Union is facing the threat of legal action from Champ clubs if the RFU Council approves a proposal from the Prem to become a franchise league with no promotion from the second tier. City PM has learned that the Champ Rugby board held an emergency meeting with clubs last week at which [...]

  • Tears, scandal, c*ck-ups and conspiracy: Westminster’s worst moments of 2025

    December 23, 2025

    Westminster never disappoints.  When Keir Starmer came into Downing Street, he promised that politics would “tread more lightly” on the lives of everyday people.  He was likely referring to the farce of Partygate, leadership battles and political blunders under successive Tory governments.  But Labour have got caught up in less than pleasant situations of their [...]

  • Pressure mounts as Ellison stakes $40bn for Warner Bros

    December 23, 2025

    In the latest twist in Hollywood’s own corporate soap opera, tech billionaire Larry Ellison has personally guaranteed $40.4bn (£30bn) to support Paramount Skydance’s $108.4bn bid for Warner Bros Discovery (WBD), in a bid to outflank Netflix in the fight for the entertainment giant. Warner Bros urged shareholders last week to reject Paramount’s all-cash offer, citing [...]

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