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  • London raked £1.8bn in tech funding last year, almost double its next closest rival

    January 9, 2019

    London has retained its spot at the top of the tech charts for another year, securing almost double the amount of investment in 2018 than its next closest European competitor. Tech firms in the capital raised £1.8bn in venture funding and public listings in 2018, raking in 72 per cent of the UK’s £2.5bn total [...]

  • Salary inflation hits 53-month high in London as shortage of EU candidates bites

    January 9, 2019

    Salary inflation is at a 53 month high in London because of a shortage of EU candidates due to Brexit and an uncertain economic background leading to reluctance among workers to switch jobs. According to a survey published today by audit firm KPMG and the Recruitment & Employment Confederation (REC) and compiled by IHS Markit, [...]

  • Theresa May defeated on ‘no deal’ vote as 20 Tories rebel

    January 8, 2019

    MPs opposed to a ‘no deal’ Brexit drew first blood last night ahead of a momentous week for the government's EU withdrawal plans. Some 20 Tory MPs voted with Labour to restrict the chancellor's ability to cut or raise taxes in a ‘no deal’ scenario without the consent of Parliament. The move could severely tie [...]

  • EU happy to give assurances over the backstop, Irish PM Leo Varadkar claims in boost to Theresa May

    January 8, 2019

    The EU is prepared to give fresh guarantees it does want to trap the UK in a backstop arrangement after Brexit, Ireland’s Prime Minister has said. Speaking in Mali, Leo Varadkar made it clear European leaders would be willing to give assurances which could help Theresa May win a parliamentary vote on her deal next [...]

  • HSBC slammed over controversial ‘anti-Brexit’ ad campaign

    January 8, 2019

    HSBC is facing criticism over an advertising campaign stating the UK is “not an island” amid complaints it is anti-Brexit. The bank’s new campaign, launched last week, highlights the influence of other cultures on life in the UK. The posters and accompanying video celebrate Britons’ penchant for foreign imports, such as Columbian coffee, American films [...]

  • Pantheon opens Dublin office as part of Brexit planning

    January 8, 2019

    Investment firm Pantheon has opened a Dublin office in order to continue doing business within the EU after Brexit. The private equity, infrastructure, real assets and debt investor, which has $42.3bn assets under management, is authorised as an EU Alternative Investment Fund Manager in Ireland, and the five-strong team will be lead by chief executive [...]

  • UK not looking to delay Article 50, says Brexit secretary Stephen Barclay

    January 8, 2019

    The UK is not looking to extend Article 50, Brexit secretary Stephen Barclay has said, rebuffing reports that officials were seeking to move the 29 March deadline date. The Telegraph reported that British and European officials are discussing the possibility of extending Britain’s formal notice to withdraw from the EU. “The government’s policy is clear [...]

  • UK house prices get unexpected December boost but market remains subdued

    January 8, 2019

    UK house prices rose 1.3 per cent in the three months to December compared to the same period last year, according to new figures from Halifax. The annual growth rate was up from the 0.3 per cent recorded in November, but house prices were 0.4 per cent lower than in the preceding three months. Read [...]

  • Labour and Conservative MPs join forces to attempt to block a no-deal Brexit by stripping government of powers

    January 8, 2019

    Labour and Tory MPs have teamed up to table an amendment that seeks to force the government to rule out a no-deal Brexit. Conservative backbencher Nicky Morgan and Labour MP Yvette Cooper’s proposed amendment to the Finance Bill would limit the government’s spending powers if the UK leaves the EU with no agreement. It reportedly [...]

  • Greene King toasts record Christmas trading amid cost-cutting plans

    January 8, 2019

    Pub chain Greene King today recorded strong sales growth over Christmas and the New Year as it cashed in on festive drinking. Greene King said like-for-sale sales over the last two weeks rose 10.9 per cent, while Christmas day sales hit a record £7.7m. The chain, which operates almost 3,000 pubs, restaurants and hotels across [...]

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