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The owner of West Ham United’s London Stadium insists there have been no formal bids from the club or any other party to buy the 68,000-capacity arena. Reports had suggested that City Hall, which is effectively the stadium’s ultimate landlord,

Culture writer Adam Bloodworth tried to watch the Budget 2026 in full. From the famous 4p off gherkins to the pantomime jibes, he struggled to keep pace with the childish politicians I am an alien in the City AM office.

Super Kemi, the London Stock Exchange's new bell and toasting the Toast Awards; catch up on the latest gossip in The Capitalist.

Hundreds of thousands of low-income pensioners are set to pay an effective 53 per cent tax rate on part of their retirement income, under new rules introduced by John Healey in his maiden Budget. The Chancellor confirmed he will shield

John Healey is facing intense scrutiny over his plans to tighten public spending around 2030, as leading economists warned the Labour government is on course to revive an austerity programme while overseeing the worst decade of living standards on record. 

The AI boom made the chief AI officer an essential hire. As quantum computing moves closer to commercial use, a new executive hire could be on the horizon.

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