Watchfinder chief: “If it doesn’t feel right, we go with our gut” September 26, 2023 Building a second-hand platform for watches is tough enough. But Arjen van de Vall of Watchfinder & Co is a crimefighter, too.
The Notebook: What Andrew Bailey and Liz Truss have learnt from football managers September 19, 2023 Today editor Andy Silvester on communication problems, the rugby world cup and a new worry for the insurance sector
Truss: Tories have let the left capture economic consensus – and Sunak’s no better September 17, 2023 LIZ TRUSS will warn today that a lack of supply side reform under Rishi Sunak will lengthen a 25-year-long ‘economic consensus’ that has seen growth effectively flatline across the west.
Ex-Kemi Badenoch advisor: Government ‘does not know, nor really care’ about business issues September 15, 2023 A former adviser to Kemi Badenoch has made a string of criticisms of her former boss and government business policy
In pictures: Celebs take to the trading floor at BGC’s September 11 Charity Day September 11, 2023 BGC saw the likes of Rio Ferdinand, Clare Balding and Davina McCall executing trades as part of an annual September 11 charity day
Chiswick latest hotspot in search for escaped prisoner Daniel Khalife September 9, 2023 Police are searching the Chiswick area in west London as the hunt for terror suspect Daniel Khalife enters its fourth day.
Sheep set to graze on Hampstead Heath: Yep, really September 7, 2023 Hampstead Heath is soon to see woolly inhabitants in an effort to improve biodiversity in the capital's beloved open space
Time to celebrate: CityAM app users can enjoy a free pint of Singha thanks to Shepherd Neame September 7, 2023 We're celebrating the launch of our app - with a cool pint of Singha, courtesy of Shepherd Neame
Square Mile and Me: PensionBee’s Romi Savova on her extraordinary career September 7, 2023 Each week we ask the City's movers and shakers about their time in the Square Mile - today it's Romi Savova, founder and CEO of fintech darling PensionBee
Failing to invest? The roof will cave in – on schools, and the Tory party September 4, 2023 The concrete chaos enveloping schools, infrastructure and the Tory party is down to a lack of investment
