Bookings from the US double but early reservations can often end in cancellations
The price spike of 250% last March led to cancelled trades and the first suspension of dealing in decades
City Comment: The loss of ARM to the US was inevitable
Deborah Meaden of Dragons’ Den says that whether funding for founders comes from a tycoon-filled den or a City boardroom, it’s not just about the money
It’s a challenge faced by every new start-up: how to secure the funding needed to get the business up and running. The solution, discovers Lucy Tobin, is to get your brand out into the market and find your very own guardian angel
Chancellor meets with housing industry figures as shockwaves from 2022 mini-Budget are still being felt
FTSE 100 company backs London insurance market’s reputation for innovation
The US became Flutter’s largest market by revenue in 2022, as it looks to list its shares there
While Revolut has its accounts finalised, the Evening Standard has found there are at least three other major London-based fintechs that still haven’t filed their annual report with Companies House
After a car crash start, luxury brand starts to show its class
City Comment: The government needs to take on the NIMBYs, who are preventing young people from being able to have their own home
Digital adoption in key industries could generate £132 billion in UK productivity gains by 2030
The note from the Bank of England’s Leeds branch fetches the eye-watering amount from an online bidder
BDO warned some information may be “materially misstated”
Freelancing has real benefits, but you need to be prepared
In greater London last year there were 1208 store openings, compared with 1857 closures, which is an improvement on each of the prior two years
Foreign visitors fuel revival of the West End
Housebuilding giant Persimmon’s boss cautioned that sales rates seen over the last five months mean completions will be down markedly this year
