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  • Climate change protesters to target Bank of England on Thursday with ‘green QE’ demands

    April 29, 2019

    Climate change protesters have announced that they will target the City’s Bank of England on Thursday, with demands that future stimulus bond buying is done with green goals in mind. Read more: Businesses must tackle climate change or 'fail to exist', Carney warns The protests, organised by campaign groups Positive Money and Fossil Free London, will [...]

  • Barclays shares: Optimists see an opportunity

    April 29, 2019  |  City Talk

    By Graeme Evans from interactive investor. These results do not impress, but there’s lots going on at Barclays and plenty to interest investors. Without the attention generated by activist investor Edward Bramson, it’s likely that last week’s lacklustre investment banking performance at Barclays (LSE:BARC) may have been passed off as just another quarter blighted by [...]

  • A pro-business mayor? Khan is less so than Livingstone

    April 29, 2019

    Before he was elected, Sadiq Khan promised – in this newspaper and elsewhere – to be the “most pro-business mayor yet”. In a literal sense, that pledge was already a bit limited, because Khan has only had two predecessors: Ken Livingstone and Boris Johnson. The first one was an apologist for assorted Communist regimes. In [...]

  • Atomic London wants to modernise the creative agency landscape and help solve marketing problems

    April 29, 2019

    The big ad agencies are struggling. WPP’s challenges since Sir Martin Sorrell’s departure are well documented. Last week, it was reported that car rental company Hertz was suing its former marketing partner Accenture over a piece of shoddy web design. More broadly, brands are bringing their marketing in-house, denying revenue to agencies. For advertising executive [...]

  • Avengers, Assemble – Marvel’s superhero franchise can teach your business how to tackle digital disruption

    April 29, 2019

    It’s fair to assume that for Marvel fans sitting down to watch the recently released Avengers: Endgame, their first thought won’t be what it teaches us about digital disruption – they’ll be wondering how the dream team will defeat the Mad Titan Thanos, and who will still be standing when the credits roll. However, with [...]

  • The left is upping its campaign against the free market – and the City in particular

    April 28, 2019

    John McDonnell and the Labour party have long talked of the need to “democratise” our economy. Their plans for sweeping nationalisations, a state-run investment bank and the forced reallocation of shares to the workers are all couched in the language of taking power from the fat cats and making finance a servant of the public, [...]

  • Ministers mull new laws to crack down on foreign spies working in UK banks and businesses

    April 28, 2019

    A new law to crack down on foreign spies working for banks and businesses is reportedly being drawn up by the government to curb the influence of "red money" in the UK. The legislation is part of a raft of measures designed to get a grip on money flowing into the UK from Russia and China, following [...]

  • Philip Hammond to give verdict on future of 1p and 2p coins

    April 28, 2019

    The Chancellor Philip Hammond is set to decide on the future of 1p and 2p coins this week, after much speculation that they could be axed. Read more: Scrapping 1p and 2p coins would have "no significant impact on prices" City PM understands that the two copper coins are likely to be saved by a [...]

  • French rail firm SNCF threatens legal action against government over failed HS2 bid

    April 28, 2019

    France’s state-owned rail company SNCF is threatening legal action against the UK government after it was barred from bidding from a contract to run HS2 in an ongoing dispute over pension liabilities. SNCF is the latest firm to get caught up in a row over pensions, which prompted the Department for Transport (DfT) to bar Stagecoach [...]

  • Theresa May should be included in inquiry into Huawei leak, say cabinet ministers

    April 28, 2019

    Cabinet ministers are calling for Theresa May to be included in a government inquiry into a high-profile leak about Huawei's role in the future of the UK's 5G network. Those making the calls say the Prime Minister should have her phone searched to see if she was behind the leak, which emerged after a meeting [...]

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