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David Schwimmer calls London ‘a fantastic international financial centre’
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Independent designers have brought their energy and individuality to the party but with a nod to what customers want
The sculptor’s new work is heavily influenced by black history and Afrofuturism
Better information for savers can boost investment and revive London market
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New York company hires lawyers from Chicago-based outfit in bid to build European private equity practice
‘It has all become so serious. I wanted to create something more fun,’ says the designer of his work that blends subversion and sophistication
More precious metal miners are turning away from UK capital’s stock exchange
The exodus of staff from the fallen bank is a further blow to the docklands financial district
As a new show celebrates the city as a hotbed of radical design, emerging talent faces increasingly tough conditions in which to build a brand
When photographer Dan Martensen failed to find his favourite New York-style in London, he founded a bakery to make the things himself
The London plane, which helped shape the city’s streetscape, is facing a crisis of heat, disease and developers
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Premier retail district dubbed a ‘national embarrassment’ tries to lure extra visitors as European rivals enjoy stronger rebound
Opposing schemes such as Ulez will become more popular, though the politics of it in the capital are not straightforward
Square Mile’s governing body outlines proposals to secure a potential £225bn boost to economy
Community centres, housing projects, a careful reimagining of an existing museum and a university faculty vie for award
Tenants in the UK capital face surging rents and eviction as landlords pass on pressure from higher borrowing costs
Fashion designer Supriya Lele and gallerist Donald Ryan are showcasing creativity in the most unlikely of spaces
A programme to offer meals to all primary school students is rolling out in the capital. But there are bumps in the road
The market wants to give founders, investors and employees in private companies a way to sell their shares
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