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  • Business secretary to meet JCB boss after concerns raised about US tariffs

    August 25, 2025

    Jonathan Reynolds will meet the boss of JCB after the company was among those which raised the alarm about the impact of new US tariffs on British businesses. JCB chief executive Graeme Macdonald called on the UK Government to get a “deal done quickly” with the US on steel, after hundreds of British goods became [...]

  • New Look owners line up Rothschild as high street chain prepares for possible sale

    August 24, 2025

    The owners of New Look have appointed Rothschild to oversee a strategic review that could see the high street fashion chain change hands next year. Alcentra and Brait, which have controlled the retailer since 2020, tapped the investment bank after receiving unsolicited approaches from potential buyers, Sky News reported. No timeline has been set for [...]

  • UK workers feel uncomfortable being managed by AI

    August 12, 2025

    Less than a third of UK workers are comfortable being managed by an AI Agent, according to new research shared exclusively with City PM. New research from Workday found that more than three-quarters of UK organisations are moving to implement AI Agents in everyday management functions, with 40 per cent actively rolling out AI agents, 25 [...]

  • Bank of England interest rate cut offers modest boost for UK SMEs

    August 11, 2025

    The Bank of England’s recent decision to reduce its base interest rate from 4.25 per cent to four per cent marks the first time borrowing costs have fallen to this level since March 2023, offering a modest reprieve for UK small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) after two years of elevated rates. According to new analysis [...]

  • Retail profit warnings more than double as high street pressures mount

    July 21, 2025

    Profit alerts among retailers more than doubled in the second quarter as consumers reined in their spending and firms faced soaring wage costs, according to a report. The latest report from EY-Parthenon also revealed that overall profit warnings among UK-listed firms jumped by a fifth year-on-year in the second quarter – with a record proportion [...]

  • Companies House crackdown: 11,500 firms struck off

    July 17, 2025

    Over 11,000 UK firms have been struck off the Companies House register over the past year following a coordinated crackdown on corporate structures suspected of facilitating fraud, money laundering and other economic crime. The operation, led by the National Economic Crime Centre and supported by the National Crime Agency, Companies House, HMRC, and several UK [...]

  • Companies House reforms: 1 in 5 firms shift addresses

    July 16, 2025

    More than one in five UK companies changed their registered address between January 2022 and February 2025, highlighting the extent of internal corporate changes taking place ahead of major Companies House reforms. Moody’s data, shared exclusively with City PM, also found that nearly 14 per cent of companies changed legal status during the same period. [...]

  • AI disrupts UK hiring for tech and entry level roles

    July 14, 2025

    UK employers are significantly scaling back hiring roles at risk of being disrupted by artificial intelligence (AI), adding signs of a broader labour market slowdown. New data from McKinsey & Co revealed that online job postings fell 31 per cent in the three months to May, compared with the same period in 2022. Yet the [...]

  • New Companies House filing rules risk ‘own goal’ for UK start-ups and SMEs

    June 30, 2025

    Thousands of UK small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) are bracing for sweeping changes to Companies House rules that will force them to disclose detailed profit and loss (P&L) statements from April 2027 – a shift that founders and investors say could hurt competitiveness, innovation and growth. “This is just making it harder than it [...]

  • Microsoft: AI could redefine London’s 9-to-5

    June 18, 2025

    The age of the 9-5 workday may be over for London businesses, and artificial intelligence may be speeding up its demise. AI, email overload, and round-the-clock digital connectivity have upturned the rhythms of the modern workday, revealed Microsoft’s latest work trend index. But far from ushering in a smarter, more flexible future of work, the [...]

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