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City A.M. • Jun 19, 2025

AIM turns 30: Delistings, doubt and a dose of optimism  

Marking three decades since its launch, the junior stock market faces challenges including a notable reduction in listed firms, raising concerns about its overall economic impact a...

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City A.M. • Jun 19, 2025

Three Decades of AIM: celebrating growth, jobs and Opportunity

Over the past 30 years, AIM has played a crucial role in enabling thousands of companies to secure substantial funding, contributing to economic development and the creation of num...

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City A.M. • Jun 19, 2025

A gold card for non-doms can secure London’s position as a global hub

Introducing a specialized residency visa for non-domiciled individuals could attract substantial wealth and investment, thereby enhancing London’s economic stature and reinforcing...

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City A.M. • Jun 19, 2025

Smart data is a £27.8bn opportunity for the UK

The establishment of the Smart Data Group aims to harness trusted data-sharing, potentially generating substantial economic growth and enhancing innovation, market competition, and...

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City A.M. • Jun 19, 2025

AIM boss: Inheritance tax sums don’t add up 

The leader of AIM emphasized the importance of clear government policy on taxation, highlighting concerns about recent proposals affecting the treatment of investments and their po...

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City A.M. • Jun 18, 2025

Firms stumped up extra £29bn for ‘astronomical’ energy costs

Over the past four years, British companies have collectively incurred an additional £29 billion in expenses due to increased energy prices, highlighting the financial burden on in...

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City A.M. • Jun 18, 2025

Jonathan Reynolds backs UK-India trade deal despite Tory tax backlash

The UK-India trade agreement is expected to enhance economic cooperation and increase market access, potentially boosting investment and trade flows between the two countries despi...

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City A.M. • Jun 18, 2025

Labour’s National Wealth Fund a misnomer, MPs told

The Treasury Committee’s ongoing investigation highlights concerns about the financial role and objectives of the recently renamed fund, as experts question how it will impact nati...

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City A.M. • Jun 18, 2025

Sheffield Wednesday: EFL hits cash-strapped club with fresh sanction

The EFL has imposed additional restrictions on Sheffield Wednesday's player signings due to ongoing delayed wage payments, which exacerbates the club's existing financial difficult...

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City A.M. • Jun 18, 2025

UK’s largest fibre glass factory to close as rescue talks collapse

The closure of a major UK fibre glass manufacturing facility, vital for electric vehicle and renewable energy industries, may negatively impact local employment and disrupt supply...

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City A.M. • Jun 18, 2025

Santander interested in TSB takeover

Santander's potential acquisition of TSB could reshape the competitive landscape of the UK banking sector, affecting market share and financial dynamics among key industry players.

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City A.M. • Jun 18, 2025

Danish bakery Ole & Steen brews up success with buns on demand

Ole & Steen experienced notable financial growth last year, with its revenue rising to £36 million driven by enhanced online order services and a revised strategic approach.

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City A.M. • Jun 18, 2025

Reform UK: Treasury should intervene on Bank interest rates decisions 

Allowing the Treasury to participate in setting interest rates could impact financial policy by altering the Bank of England’s decision-making process for the first time in almost...

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City A.M. • Jun 18, 2025

TACO investors: Don’t bet too much on Trump-always-chickens-out trade

Investors should carefully consider the risks involved in strategies based on anticipated political moves, as relying heavily on expected outcomes may lead to unexpected financial...

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City A.M. • Jun 18, 2025

Shell and BP: FTSE 100 giants get analyst backing after oil surge 

The recent rise in oil prices amid geopolitical tensions has led to increased investor confidence and positive analyst recommendations for major energy companies within the FTSE 10...

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City A.M. • Jun 18, 2025

House prices slump in April: ‘Supply is beginning to outweigh demand’

The recent monthly decline in property values reflects shifting market conditions where increased availability and reduced purchasing power are influencing buyer activity after the...

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City A.M. • Jun 18, 2025

Peel Hunt: Bonuses scrapped for third year running

Despite ongoing financial challenges at Peel Hunt, senior executives received substantial fixed salaries while variable performance-related payments were withheld for the third con...

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City A.M. • Jun 18, 2025

Speedy Hire swings to loss amid depot closures

The company experienced a significant decline in profitability, reporting a pre-tax loss of £1.5 million for the year ending March 2025, impacted by economic challenges and increas...

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City A.M. • Jun 18, 2025

Magnet: Hundreds of jobs lost as kitchen maker closes more stores

The closure of additional outlets by the kitchen manufacturer has led to significant workforce reductions, reflecting ongoing efforts by Nobia Holdings UK to improve its financial...

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City A.M. • Jun 18, 2025

Inflation overshoots expectations ahead of Bank of England meeting 

The latest figures showing a higher-than-anticipated rise in consumer prices may influence the Bank of England’s upcoming decision regarding adjustments to interest rates aimed at...

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City A.M. • Jun 18, 2025

S&U shake off motor finance woes as verdict looms

The company demonstrated improved financial performance early in the year, reinforcing confidence in its ongoing recovery efforts despite previous challenges within the motor lendi...

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City A.M. • Jun 18, 2025

AO World: Record earnings after Music Magpie acquisition

AO World experienced substantial revenue and profit increases following the integration of Music Magpie and enhancements to its membership program, resulting in a significant finan...

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City A.M. • Jun 18, 2025

India Global Forum 2025 kicks off in London today

The event marks a key opportunity for both nations to discuss and enhance economic cooperation following the recent trade agreement, potentially boosting investment and commercial...

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City A.M. • Jun 18, 2025

Council finances in dire straits, MPs say

A recent report highlights that increasing national insurance costs and rising expenditures on special educational needs are putting local government budgets under severe pressure,...

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City A.M. • Jun 18, 2025

The London Stock Exchange has a Martin Lewis-shaped hole

The increasing trust in Martin Lewis as a financial advisor reflects a shift in consumer behavior that could influence investment patterns and economic decision-making across the U...

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City A.M. • Jun 18, 2025

Legal & General: FTSE 100 giant touts asset management plans

Legal & General aims to significantly increase profits within its asset management division, which currently manages over a trillion pounds, by pursuing new growth strategies outli...

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City A.M. • Jun 18, 2025

Tax hikes dragging investment to worst level since pandemic, CBI says 

Recent increases in employment-related taxes have led businesses to reduce their investment activities significantly, resulting in the lowest commitment to spending on assets in ha...

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City A.M. • Jun 18, 2025

St James’ Place: Labour’s dividend tax plans could backfire  

Increasing the highest dividend tax rate could reduce overall government income by discouraging investment, potentially undermining expected revenue gains from forthcoming fiscal p...

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City A.M. • Jun 18, 2025

Deal fever: Banking giants plot takeovers to ramp up market share

Leading financial institutions are actively pursuing acquisition opportunities to expand their presence, potentially altering competitive dynamics and influencing market valuations...

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City A.M. • Jun 18, 2025

Labour is locking Britain into a high-tax, low-growth doom loop

Rising taxes, increased borrowing costs, higher unemployment, and inflation are contributing to slower economic growth, prompting concerns about the long-term financial challenges...

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