The results from the latest Capital 500 Quarterly Economic Survey showed that London business leaders are less optimistic in the UK economy and their own business prospects than they were last quarter, and their lack of confidence clearly correlates with the emergence of the Omicron variant.

A temporary return to growth does not mitigate difficult underlying economic headwinds.

The London Chamber is deeply frustrated that RMT, Network Rail, and the Government have failed to resolve their disputes and now the RMT is due to strike again later this month.

The impact of Stamp Duty on London's property market should be reviewed says London Chamber of Industry (LCCI). 

The winning of Tuesday's House of Commons debate is another significant result in LCCI's campaign for the recommendations in the Ethnic Diversity in Business report to be implemented by the Government and Mayor of London. 

Norwegian or Canadian trade models are viewed as the best basis for Britain's relationship with the EU despite remarkably different set-ups a new poll has found.

Trade Missions are a great opportunity for businesses to gain market exposure, learn first-hand about overseas opportunities and connect with potential clients.

This article aims to unravel this intricate symphony of global reallocation, presenting a unique angle that reveals the hidden consequences and opportunities inherent in trade disputes.

Known worldwide as the land of capitalism, the USA is at the top of the ladder when it comes to trading internationally.

The UK government has introduced the Developing Countries Trading Scheme (DCTS) to improve access to the UK market and support sustainable growth to over 47 developing countries through a more generous unilateral offer that includes reduced tariffs, liberalised rules of origin requirements and simpl...