The government must do far more to ensure British-grown companies list here in London and to protect them from being bought by foreign buyers.
The London Stock Exchange is still Europe’s biggest stock exchange by a mile but it needs to reform and innovate if it is to keep its top slot.
Stealth taxes were the order of the day in a jam-packed – and depressing – Autumn Statement.
Rising interest rates, the end of cheap money and new disrupters are triggering an overdue shake-out in the tech world.
US economics professor claims the way the Truss government was thwarted threatens democracy.
The race to become Britain’s third Prime Minister in 2022 and the fifth since the Tories came to power a decade ago is now officially open – and the field has been narrowed down.
Liz Truss sacked her chancellor to save her own skin but it is probably too late. Will she last more than a week or be carried off over the weekend?
Europe’s banking system is deeply fragmented and the banks don’t make much money but they are unlikely to be the cause of the next crash.
The flow of money out of equities into the gilts market over the last few decades – and the fad for Liability Driven Investment instruments – was a huge regulatory failure that, in the wake of the mini-budget, triggered chaos.
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