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Home ownership in London 'only for the very wealthy'
The vast majority of would-be buyers have been priced out of the property market
Kevin Acott: the trading floor in 2020
Technology and globalisation have already transformed trading. What will happen next?
Dalston: dodgy or desirable property investment?
Investors are fast snapping up the new buildings punctuating Dalston’s skyline. But will the East London trendy hotspot retain its value once the fashion for living there fades?
London 2025: desert capital
Water shortages present a serious threat to London – what are the implications for your company?
Social media and the London riots
In the aftermath of the riots that engulfed Britain last week, politicians, police and citizens…
Mark Fuller: "Debbie Harry just left – who knows who’s in next?"
The rock stars’ hotelier on why he’s still cool despite London’s “chameleon climate”
James Ohene-Djan: After the riots – a new digital opportunity
In the run-up to the 2012 Olympics, companies have a golden opportunity to show their true colours to the world, says James Ohene-Djan
Charles Orton-Jones: Arguments against the Living Wage
Our editor at large asks: is the GLA’s quest for a London Living Wage necessarily a sound business investment?
How to hire a foreign worker
Want to hire non-EU workers? New laws mean the process is changing
Nick Farraway: London relocation is vital for growth
Havells Sylvania’s head of Europe explains why the Indian lighting and electrical manufacturer opted for the capital
Retailers still nervous despite Cameron’s return
Rioters have brought the PM’s holiday to an end, but has he quelled the city’s fears?
Kevin Poulter: To tweet or not to tweet?
How should your firm handle misuse of social media by employees? An employment lawyer at Westminster firm Bircham Dyson Bell talks through the key issues
Streets in the City: We’re not laughing, we’re looting
City high-flyer by day, comedienne by night. Meet our columnist, Julia Streets
If I was Boris Johnson I would…
Is the mayor doing enough to help riot-struck businesses? What would the experts do if they were in Boris’ shoes?
Beware the international brain drain
The bleak economic future is leading British workers to look overseas for better jobs
Lief Schneider: why Londoners love Boris
Don’t be fooled by the odd socks – the Mayor’s success is no accident, says the director of Schneider Bartosch Communications
Employment tribunals: weak claims and strong gains
They are time consuming and expensive, and many should never see the light of day. It’s high time the laws changed
Can't get the staff these days
If cash isn’t found to build affordable homes in the capital, fed-up commuters will seek work closer to home
