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THERE must be some very awkward meetings taking place across the City and Wall Street right now. The sort of encounters where people bang tables and demand explanations, where they look at PowerPoints and Excels, and gasp.

The former midfielder admits he owes his career to Cardiff City

Four New York City ambulance workers who said they were disciplined for speaking to the media during the harrowing, early months of the COVID-19 pandemic have reached a settlement in their free speech lawsuit against the fire department and the city

Upgrade to City underground transport hub includes new entrance and ticket hall at Cannon Street

The finance sector is at last setting its sights on reviving UK business

City Voices: Big name inertia when picking advisers needs to be challenged

During the COVID pandemic, as most wages stagnated, workers in the City of London were enjoying bumper pay packets. Average partner salaries in one corporate law firm exceeded £2 million for the first time. Investment bankers received their highest bonus payouts since 2008.

The Motown icon could join the likes of Sir Bobby Robson and Nelson Mandela in being awarded the city's highest civic honour by Newcastle City Council

New research suggests the cheapest average weekend away in the UK currently costs £572 - to Leicester - whilst visiting the most expensive city will set you back £1,230

A multi-million pound plan to build a new home for the Migration Museum in the heart of the City has been approved.

Rises in interest rates are driving unemployment, low wages and poverty while the banks cash in, says campaigner Fran Boait