Announcement is latest of flurry of flotation plans that has breathed life into the City’s new issues market

British luxury car maker points finger at UK government for not providing “proactive support” for manufacturers

Forget tulip season, and the city’s big 750th birthday celebrations, now is the time to best enjoy Dam’s cultural credentials, says Jonathan Prynn

Without much fanfare London has become one of the world’s biggest markets for data centres anywhere in the world outside America

It will have 500 rooms and 2,100 beds and will be targeted at “value seeking” travellers

Mayor warns requirement for 35% of new homes to be affordable has brought housebuilding in the capital to a standstill

London is on course for just 5,000 housing starts in 2025

Innovative dual Nasdaq and London listing of company aiming to build vast energy and AI data centre complex

Fears of what the Budget might bring in November appears to be depressing confidence says survey

Britain’s biggest retailer said it now expected operating profit for the full year of between £2.9 billion and £3.1 billion

City’s AIM tops Europe’s junior market fundraising league tables despite London’s IPO drought

Beckham holding company pays dividend of more than $50 million

Boss says she feels “much more positive about sales” after cooler weather returned

Market has been side-swiped by speculation about a possible sales tax on properties worth more than £500k

However, the huge deficit in trade of physical goods was offset by a record surplus in services, says ONS

It’s been a bleak five years for restaurants. But with a host of starry openings, the tables are finally turning, writes Jonathan Prynn

New figures show spending in Paris, Milan and Madrid soars as London flatlines

The London board is the 21st TELUS Community Board worldwide.

Minister hails Japanese investment as “a huge vote of confidence in the UK”

Hack in April left systems crippled and resulted in empty shelves across the UK