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  • DEBATE: Is Apple’s move into finance with the launch of a credit card a good idea for the tech giant?

    April 2, 2019

    Is Apple’s move into finance with the launch of a credit card a good idea for the tech giant? YES, says Andrew Mitchell, vice president at JCB. Despite the steady growth of Apple Pay, it’s relatively early for Apple in the payments sphere. However, this product could be a catalyst, strengthening Apple’s position in financial services [...]

  • Watch out high street banks – Apple has a credit card and is out to steal your supper

    March 29, 2019

    Every day, new competitors are coming out of the woodwork and vying for a piece of the high street banks’ pie. This has forced the big banks – some kicking and screaming – to evolve, and at a pace that they’ve never before experienced. Change is not a new concept for consumers when it comes [...]

  • Nine UK shares that tick all of Warren Buffett’s boxes

    March 26, 2019  |  City Talk

    By Kyle Caldwell from interactive investor. Looking for equity-based ISA inspiration? We run through the investment checklist of the Berkshire Hathaway chairman to identify UK shares that pass his stockpicking rules. American investor Warren Buffett is to the world of investment what Lionel Messi is to football: the greatest of his generation in the profession [...]

  • Mortgage finance firm Lendinvest taps three banks for £500m London float

    March 25, 2019

    Online property finance marketplace Lendinvest has chosen three banks to lead its planned £500m float on the London Stock Exchange this year. It is understood Lendinvest, which provides funding for property investors, developers and landlords, has tapped Goldman Sachs and Barclays as joint global coordinators. Read more: Mortgage finance hub Lendinvest targets £500m London listing [...]

  • Apple ‘show time’ event: Tim Cook debuts Apple TV streaming service

    March 25, 2019

    Apple has unveiled a new streaming platform to take on Netflix during an eagerly-anticipated launch event in California this evening. Oprah, Steven Spielberg and Jennifer Aniston were among the celebrities who took to the stage during a dramatic presentation to announce a revamp of Apple’s TV service. Read more: Apple reveals UK pricing for its [...]

  • Goldman Sachs says no-deal Brexit has become more likely

    March 22, 2019

    Goldman Sachs said today that a no-deal Brexit has become more likely as the UK’s political crisis lurches on. The US investment bank also said the chances of Theresa May’s Brexit deal passing had fallen. Its predictions followed a decision last night by EU leaders to push the Brexit deadline back to 12 April from [...]

  • We Work poaches Uber’s UK manager Tom Elvidge to serve as COO

    March 15, 2019

    Uber's UK and Ireland general manager has left the ride-hailing app to join tech workspace firm We Work as its new chief operating office for Europe. Tom Elvidge is replacing current COO for Europe, Anthony Yazbeck, who will become COO of We Work International. “WeWork is a truly exciting company that's changing the way we work, live and [...]

  • No more ties in the office? Suit yourself in a world beyond workplace dress codes

    March 12, 2019

    “A man cannot dress, but his ideas get clothed at the same time,” wrote Lawrence Stern in Tristram Shandy in 1759. More recently, Caitlin Moran pointed out that when a woman says she has nothing to wear, what she means is “there’s nothing here for who I’m supposed to be today”. Clothes are text. From [...]

  • DEBATE: Even Goldman Sachs is relaxing its dress code – will City culture benefit from this trend?

    March 11, 2019

    Even Goldman Sachs is relaxing its dress code – will City culture benefit from this trend? Beatrice Timpson, a political communications consultant, says YES. The days of the lounge suit are numbered. Its demise is not so much desirable as inevitable. Just as the French Revolution killed off foot-high wigs and knee breeches and the First [...]

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