Legal funders warn UK government it is easier to ‘invest elsewhere’
Litigation funders have said the sector is facing a “moment of reckoning” following a court ruling, with some blaming the lack of action from the government
Whisky Business: Glenlivet’s oldest permanent expression to date
Whisky Business: City AM’s monthly look at the world of whisky. The key to whisky’s unique flavour is patience, but for producers, there will always be a trade-off between patience and profit. Wh
Coca-Cola HBC: Growth continues despite headwinds
The bottling partner of Coca-Cola has reported double-digit revenue growth despite significant exchange rate headwinds in emerging markets. Coca-Cola HBC AG, the bottling partner of The Coca-Cola Comp
‘Once you legislate, people will rebel’: Why a vibes-based WFH policy is working for Vitality
The debate-stirring issue of working from home (WFH) has never been far from the headlines so far in 2025. The likes of FTSE 100 giant WPP, Lord Alan Sugar and London Mayor Sir Sadiq Khan have all mad
Unilever: Amsterdam chosen for primary ice cream listing in blow for London
Shares in Dove and Marmite maker Unilever have dipped despite an uptick in profit, with some additional concern as London will miss out on the primary listing of its ice cream arm. Shares dipped more
Court chucks out HMRC double tax treaty case against RBC
The UK Supreme Court, by a majority, dismisses HMRC's appeal over a double tax treaty linked to a North Sea oil production
HS2 pushed government to keep ‘unjust’ compensation rules for ousted locals
Bosses at HS2 pushed the government to keep an obscure law that enabled it to pay millions less in compensation to residents and businesses forced from their homes during construction, City AM can rev
UK savers back AI on pensions, but ‘not as a substitute for humans’
UK savers are open to artificial intelligence (AI) playing a key role in pension customer support. But, most would rather have a combination of AI and human interaction, rather than a fully automated
BHP: Mining giant which quit FTSE appoints former RBS chief as chair
Mining group BHP has announced the appointment of former RBS chief Ross McEwan as chair, following the retirement of incumbent Ken Mackenzie at the end of March. Stepping into this role, McEwan will o