Jonathan Prynn has been Business Editor of Evening Standard, responsible for all City and finance news. Previously he was Consumer Editor and has also worked at The Times and the Sunday Telegraph
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Jonathan Prynn has been Business Editor of Evening Standard, responsible for all City and finance news. Previously he was Consumer Editor and has also worked at The Times and the Sunday Telegraph
Koko at 125: an iconic music venue reborn
Slog, setbacks and £70 million — how a crumbling theatre became an epic London success story. Jonathan Prynn meets its visionary owner
Nick Jones to open his first hotel since quitting as Soho House boss
The 90 bedroom St Clement hotel will be above his deli and café Corner Shop 180 near Temple.
Battle of the carving trolleys brings theatre back to West End dining
Major’s Grill promises traditional at-table serving at Cambridge House, Auberge Collection
London housing crisis: Affordable homes ratio 'to be slashed to 20%'
Mayor and Government set to announce that 35% rule will be ditched after housebuilding in the capital plummeted
UK economy stuck in slow lane with 'meagre' 0.1% GDP growth in August
Latest GDP figures just over come a month ahead of Autumn Budget
Pet owners being hit by excessive bills from vet chains says CMA
Almost two-thirds of households in the UK own a pet, with the number of pet owners increasing significantly during the pandemic.
Maya Jama backs new connections app for creatives
Jama invested after discovering a photographer whose profile appeared on the app called BlackBook
London's green vehicle tax 'will be devastating for car clubs'
TfL is levying the congestion charge on EV cars for the first time in January
National Army Museum to get huge extension in £240m new homes plan
The new space will include 9,000 sq ft of extra gallery space and a 140 seat auditorium to enable museum to “tell the story of soldiers through the ages.”
Loss making TalkTalk puts 100 jobs at risk in London and Salford
Broadband provider says proposed job cuts are “a necessary part of the journey” towards creating “a more agile and future-focused organisation”
Unemployment rises to more than 1.7million amid Budget jobs fall out
Hard hit hospitality sector sees 59,000 jobs lost in past year according to ONS data
Report warns of disastrous slump in housebuilding in London
Molior report says just 15,000 homes will be under construction across the capital by the end of next year
Average mortgage rates rise for the first time since February
Higher than expected inflation has dashed hopes of a series of interest rate cuts from the Bank of England
Lloyds lifts motor finance provision to almost £2 billion
Lloyds, the biggest player in the motor finance sector through its Black Horse division, had already put aside £1.15 billion
Could this trailblazing Texan tycoon save the City of London?
The arrival of Toby Neugebauer’s AI giant Fermi has sent a jolt of energy into a listless Stock Exchange, writes Jonathan Prynn
JP Morgan boss and BoE warn on risk of stock market slump
Bank’s Financial Policy Committee make comparison with dot com crash
Property industry welcomes Badenoch's pledge to abolish stamp duty
Tory leader tells Conservative conference "our housing market is not working as it should."
UK investors flock to gold as price smashes £3000 mark for first time
Landmark comes hours after the dollar price of the yellow metal passed through $4000
Lime bike UK revenues surge 75% to break £100m mark for first time
Turnover is likely to have surged again in the current year following huge take-up during the Tube strikes in September
Fantasy novelist Katherine Rundell secures multi-film deal with Disney
The Oxford university fellow is the first British children’s author since JK Rowling to simultaneously reach No. 1 on the children’s book charts in the UK and America.
Property sales at Chelsea Barracks development pass £1.5 billion mark
Developers say average pricing has held up well at around £4,500 per sq ft