The London Daily News

Figures have suggested that the great Rupert Murdoch pay-wall experiment is failing while the "open" Guardian website has increased revenues by 50%.

Circulation figures from ABC show that The Times and Sunday Times print sales fell 14.8% and 9.5% year-on-year respectively.

City News Desk

With more banks planning cuts to headcounts bankers, are contacting headhunters and accepting temporary positions and postings abroad, according to one of London’s leading headhunters.

Fear among bankers is increasing in the capital after the latest news of job losses. According to estimates ...

By Paula Planelles Manzanaro
Property News Correspondent

An impressive regeneration plan takes its next step in Canary Wharf this year. Canary Wharf Group will take control of the 4.8 million square feet Wood Wharf site, paying £90m to buy out Ballymore and British ...

News Desk

The London economy is riding high because of record numbers of shoppers from China and the Far East spending on average £1,700 each during the Christmas sales, with leading shops like Selfridges seeing thousands of Chinese queuing up to get their hands on discounted luxury brands.

News Desk

London businesses are calling on the next mayor of London to focus on improving the roads of London and preventing utility works causing so much disruption in London.

According to a survey published by Londonlovesbusiness.com out of 760 businesses, 57 per cent listed as ...

City News Desk

Jobs in London's financial services are being axed at levels not seen in recent times with UBS leading the charge in a decision to cut 5 percent of its workforce globally leading to 300 loses in London, and 40,000 jobs across Europe are ...

News Desk

The Square Mile and financial services in London will be punished with punitive taxes imposed by Brussels in the form of a new proposal to use a financial transaction taxes (FTT) to fund an extra £93bn needed for EU spending increases.

City News Desk

Retailers on the high street are struggling to deal with the negative psychology of shoppers who are simply not buying goods at present, with Argos revealing a 9.6% slump in sales, and 20% drop in sales of electronic goods.  

Comet has revealed in a ...