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Thursday, May 23, 2013 1:08 PM PDT
London (play /ˈlʌndən/) is the capital of England and the United Kingdom, the largest metropolitan area in the United Kingdom and the largest urban zone in the European Union by most measures. London has been a major settlement for two millennia, its history going back to its founding by the Romans, who called it Londinium. London's ancient core, the City of London, largely retains its square-mile mediaeval boundaries. Since at least the 17th century, the name London has also referred to the metropolis developed around this core. The bulk of this conurbation forms the London region and the Greater London administrative area, governed by the elected Mayor of London and the London Assembly.
Managers to leave Canaccord Genuity
2:55 pm - Financial Times
West End landlords post strong numbers
May 22 - Financial Times
Film distributor eyes FTSE 250 listing
May 21 - Financial Times
Peppa, the cartoon pig, set to bring home the bacon
May 21 - Independent
Sales soar as Eco City moves to front of the taxi rank
May 21 - Independent
Scottish debate uses economics as weapon
May 21 - Financial Times
May 21 - Financial Times
Eco City seizes chance to lift taxi sales
May 21 - Financial Times
May 21 - Financial Times
May 21 - Financial Times
Battersea Power Station project gains $1bn sales
May 20 - Independent
Bullish mood in City sends market up to 13-year high
May 20 - Independent
ENRC lowball bid looks good, analysts say
May 20 - Financial Times
ENRC rejects offer from co-founders
May 20 - Financial Times
More London bankers in line for bonus pain as the EU cap gets tighter
May 17 - Independent
Pamplona Capital seals second US deal
May 15 - Financial Times
Banks sue Lisbon over ‘toxic’ asset claims
May 15 - Financial Times
Vital for EU and UK that we stay in Europe, says LSE chief
May 15 - Independent
London Markets: Miners weigh on London as EasyJet rallies
May 15 - MarketWatch
Spending cuts hit Balfour Beatty
May 14 - Independent
By Reuters UK
The Federal Reserve will not hastily withdraw its policy stimulus for the U.S. economy, a senior U.S. central banker said on Thursday, while another stressed that it could adjust the pace of bond purchases both up or down according to the data. (11:35 am)
MORE TOPICS: FEDERAL RESERVE, UNEMPLOYMENT, BEN BERNANKE, GDP, NEW YORK
By IBTimes UK
Charity website unable to cope with wave of sympathy following murder of fusilier Lee Rigby. (9:42 am)
By IBTimes UK
YPlan, the London going-out app offers you everything from comedy gigs to chess boxing and has big plans for the future. (9:38 am)
MORE TOPICS: IPHONE, GOLDMAN SACHS, MERRILL LYNCH, IPAD, ANDROID
By IBTimes UK
Victim of Woolwich terror attack served with 2nd Battalion The Royal Regiment of Fusiliers in Afghanistan and was father of two-year-old boy, says MoD. (9:26 am)
MORE TOPICS: AFGHANISTAN
By IBTimes UK
UK regulator slaps penalty on troubled bank, already scarred by London Whale trader crisis. (8:46 am)
MORE TOPICS: FLORIDA, MANAGEMENT, INVESTMENT
By IBTimes UK
Hate crime officers investigating graffiti sprayed on Muslim building in Manchester in wake of London murder. (8:40 am)
MORE TOPICS: TWITTER
By IBTimes UK
England host the Kiwis at Headingley in the second and final Test, after a thumping 170-run win at Lord's (7:56 am)
By IBTimes UK
Prime Minister and Home Office stay tight-lipped on what they knew of Muslim terrorists. (7:28 am)
By IBTimes UK
Reporters accused of bias after criticising government 'whitewash' over shooting of Palestinian boy. (7:18 am)
MORE TOPICS: ISRAEL, HUMAN RIGHTS, FACEBOOK, JOURNALISM, NEW YORK
By IBTimes UK
Privacy watchdog says 'wholly wrong' to call for reassessment of co-called Snoopers Charter following Woolwich tragedy. (7:04 am)
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