Jonathan Prynn has been Business Editor of the Standard since May 2022. Before that he was Consumer Editor and has also worked at The Times and the Sunday Telegraph. He is responsible for all the busainerss and finance coverage in the paper amd online. ...
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Jonathan Prynn has been Business Editor of the Standard since May 2022. Before that he was Consumer Editor and has also worked at The Times and the Sunday Telegraph. He is responsible for all the busainerss and finance coverage in the paper amd online.
Money, Money, Money! Abba effect brings £322million boost to London
The Abba shows generated more than one million ticket sales - at up to £181.50 each - by the end of the 2022
Recession fears return after figures show GDP fell in third quarter
Fall in output threatens to derail Rishi Sunak's pledge to grow the economy
Richard Caring "considering selling a stake in The Ivy Collection"
A sale could value the group of restaurants at as much as £1 billion
Abu Dhabi buyer picks up penthouse in £30m Mayfair shopping spree
Grade II Listed, six-storey Art Deco building was originally designed by architects Sir John Burnett & Partners and built in 1929.
We're much closer to recession than you think — here's why
City Comment: One very small tweak on Friday could make a very big difference
Government borrowing figures put Sunak's debt pledge in doubt
The Government was forced to borrow a bigger than expected £14.3 billion in November
Shepherds Bush Market owners get green light for redevelopment plans
But dozens of traders are opposed to the plans fearing higher rents
More than £16,000 slashed from the value of the average London home
Prices slumped in October after a long succession of interest rate hikes
Rate of inflation falls sharply to 3.9%
Bigger than expected fall will raise hopes of early interest rate cuts but the Bank of England remains cautious
Mencap sells its London HQ for £8.5m after remote working revolution
Around 200 employees were based at the 18.600 sq ft office before the pandemic
Ticket sales at The O2 arena hit a record 2.5 million this year
The venue has hosted 216 music, sports and comedy events this year
Stamp duty raised from property sales in London hits a record £5.6 bn
Westminster alone delivered £765 million in stamp duty receipts to Jeremy Hunt
CRH takes control of Australia's Adbri in £1.1bn deal
Adbri shares leaped 32% after the takeover off was revealed
Unilever sells its Elida Beauty division to US private equity buyer
Deal is expected to complete by the middle of next year
Halifax have it wrong — here's where house prices will go in 2024
City Comment:Let’s compare notes in a year’s time and see who was right
Mortgage lenders cut rates as gilt yields tumble
“2024 will be the year of the cuts,” one economist said
Former Quaglino's boss to open new City venue at the Royal Exchange
Des Gunewardena to make return to London restaurant scene next Spring
The City to open its first office in the United States
It has not been decided whether the office will be in New York or Washington and it is not likely to open until 2025
Bank of England leaves interest rates on hold at 5.25%
Decision keeps the cost of borrowing at its highest level since 2008
Rate cut hopes have City in party mood, but beware inflation hangover
City Comment: The inflation genie is not yet fully back in the bottle
Another GDP slump — Where's the 'Brexit dividend' we were promised?
City Comment: Rishi Sunak's Government has failed to offer a vision of how a post-Brexit Britain can thrive and prosper