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
New CMA investigation into 'hidden fees' charged by ticket resellers
It is the first time the CMA has used new consumer protection powers to launch an investigation into anti-competitive behaviour.
Huge new £2.5bn neighbourhood for Docklands after Gulf backing secured
More than 5,000 homes will be built on former industrial site opposite the O2
Shares in pipes giant Genuit slump on impact of Budget "uncertainty"
FTSE 250 company downgrades its guidance for full year profits amid “subdued market conditions”
Confidence in UK economy plummets among London fintech bosses
More than eight out of ten are pessimistic about prospects for UK
Meal kits go posh with new on demand delivery service from top chefs
Londoners will have a choice of 13 meals kits costing up to £99 for two from the likes of Angela Hartnett and Rick Stein
Major new City shopping destination opens near Liverpool Street
Launch of Broadgate mall comes 40 years after Margaret Thatcher opened City development
Flurry of leasing deals sends rents higher on Old Bond Street
A flurry of leasing activity over recent months means only one retail unit remains available
Khan criticised over 'backward step' as he ploughs on with 'EV tax'
Campaigners say the disappointing decision from City Hall makes it the worst ever week to be an EV driver in London
New blow for Reeves as growth stalls close to zero in run up to Budget
GDP inches ahead by just 0.1% in the third quarter in a grim set of figures that one City analyst said revived the spectre of recession
London pubs boss urges Reeves to spare sector from Budget punishment
Fuller’s boss said the pub chain faced an £8m increase in costs as a result of last year’s Budget
Huge £3 billion canalside housing scheme in west London gets go ahead
Kensal Canalside will be one of the biggest housing schemes in London with 2,519 new homes
London unemployment hits 11-year high as Reeves NI rise batters firms
Grim jobless figures make a December interest rate cut from the Bank of England a near certainty
Vodafone set to raise its dividend for first time in eight years
Shares surge as investor cheer revenue growth and higher payout
Roll up for the all-new Olympia — ‘like Las Vegas without the sin’
The revamped west London site is just months from opening — complete with a new music venue, theatre, hotels, restaurants and bars. Jonathan Prynn gets a sneak preview
First half profits almost wiped out at M&S by disastrous cyber hack
CEO describes period as “an extraordinary moment in time for M&S”
Bank of England leaves interest rates on hold at 4%
The next cut in the cost of borrowing is now expected in December just before Christmas
Growth to slump next year if income tax goes up, warns City forecaster
Research firm Morningstar slashes its GDP growth prediction from 1.5% to just 0.5% in 2026
Monsoon boss: Rates reform is key to unlocking high street investment
Christmas is coming - but so is the Budget and retailers are feeling tense
Boost for borrowers as average fixed mortgage rate falls sub 5%
Falling money market swap rates and intense price cutting competition between lenders are behind the falls
Our powder keg of talent can take London to the frontier of technology
London is already the leading city in Europe for life sciences and artificial intelligence