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Stubborn Sunak is shooting London in the foot with tourist tax
High-end tourism will struggle in Britain this summer as long as VAT levy for overseas visitors remains in place
City of London's offices empty in growing real estate crisis
Business districts sometimes resemble ghost towns as staff continue to work from home
A cashless society? Not if you’re a tourist
We may prefer using plastic at home but there is no substitute to notes and coins when we are travelling
UK puts on a show but fails to capture pharma or AI lead
Britain is effectively forfeiting its role with punitive tax rates of business and lack of access to the EU
Klopp quitting at the top is a lesson for business leaders
Liverpool FC manager thinks constantly about the assets at his disposal, what makes them tick and how to get the best out of them
Consultancy world in flux: elite fees threatened by climate change and AI
Forces of upheaval for management consultants pitch a luxury income class into turmoil
UK can't afford its twisted planning rules that halt good growth
Ambitious projects like a Rolls-Royce plant and the Sphere venue are challenged in search of a quiet life
Tui's permanent holiday from the LSE spells trouble for London
London's LSE loses Tui in a worrying trend of companies opting for overseas listings
Luxury brands navigate downturn by trading allure for affordability
LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton became the world’s largest luxury group off the back of its frighteningly expensive goods
Sunak's joke, Starmer's time: Will 2024 seal the deal for Labour?
Opposition is far ahead in the polls but will not win in 2024 by acclaim
No one can teach Blackstone, not even Taylor Swift
A cautionary tale of corporate disconnect in the age of social media
Tech billionaires answering the Cop28 call to save the planet
Negotiators are struggling but money is pouring in for climate solutions and the tech wizards are on the case
Protesters and energy bigwigs make their voices heard at Cop28
They may seem at odds but there is growing consensus that momentous changes lie ahead
Optimism and determination abound - but can Cop28 turn fine words into decisive deeds?
Dubai’s teeming Expo City is a testament to the seriousness with which the planet’s future is being treated
Sunak outmanoeuvred at every turn by 'Prime Minister-in-waiting'
From Cop28 to domestic politics, the focus has turned from the relatively new British Prime Minister to his expected successor Keir Starmer
