Simon English is the Financial Editor at The Standard. He has been covering business, the City and Wall Street for 30 years including at The Times, The Telegraph and The Sun. He has worked in New York and the Cayman Islands....
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Simon English is the Financial Editor at The Standard. He has been covering business, the City and Wall Street for 30 years including at The Times, The Telegraph and The Sun. He has worked in New York and the Cayman Islands.
Battle for heart of the City: Bankers say LSEG is failing
Shake up needed at the heart of the City, say bankers
Maybe banking is harder than it looks
City Comment: Supermarkets tried and failed to disrupt the sector
Panmure ready to shake-up City after Liberum deal
City Comment: Panmure deal is good news for smaller firms in need of advice
Jobs market gloom could spell further disaster for Tories
City Comment: Gloomy news from the recruitment firms
Economy is going nowhere useful -- but that allows for mortgage cuts
City Comment: The economy and the voters are muddling through -- there are worse things
Restaurants and bars need a new 'Eat Out to Help Out'
City Comment: If you want a Christmas loser, the likely answer is the hospitality sector
Tesco ups profit guidance after strong Christmas
Tesco gets one over on arch rival Sainsbury
Sainsbury heralds bumper Xmas and claims to be grabbing market share
Profits for the year could hit £700m
London float flops: Investors have lost nearly £10bn in five years
The average loss per pound invested was 28p
No wonder big companies don't want to list here
City Comment: Perhaps London shouldn’t go chasing every tech float going
Six must-have free bookmarks for the retail investor in 2024
Our guide to the best web tools for stock pickers
Watchdog threatens crackdown on brokers 'double dipping' customer cash
Shares in big three brokers hit as pension funds and investment platform warned on fees and charges
Any fight over UK asset ownership was lost long ago
City Comment: If this were remotely a serious fight, we’d have got into it many years ago
Darling was better at his job and a better man than any of today's lot
City Comment: The former Chancellor was more than a “safe pair of hands”
Dr Martens takes a kicking in the US, shares crash as City loses faith
CEO admits to "challenging headwinds"
