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Fabric of Freedom, a groundbreaking fashion show aimed at supporting Ukrainian refugee fashion designers finding sanctuary in London, was held at London Metropolitan University.

Richard Currie is the UPS Senior Director of Public Affairs in West Europe and India. He previously ran UPS’ EU Affairs office in Brussels for two years, overseeing all policy issues of commercial importance to the business on a pan-EU basis. Richard also established a UPS public affairs function in...

Some 14 percent of London businesses with EU staff have already lost members of their workforce despite Friday’s progress in Brexit talks, according to a new survey.

The spirit of Geneva For three days in June Geneva became the world capital of business as the 13th World Chambers Congress brought together movers and shakers from across the globe to tackle the pressing challenges of an uncertain world.

About the Skills Group The group works to preserve London’s role as a city for entrepreneurs, responds to the changing nature of work, and encourages collaboration across London’s business community to improve workforce skills across the capital. The Committee aims is to drive transformation, levera...

Director of Operations at a grassroots charity generating over £650k per annum via charitable activities, donations and legacies. Sam has secured funding from £500 to £1.275m (£1,275,000) in his career. He has secured funding from a variety of sources including The National Lottery, Tokio Marine...

History's missing chapters This year's Tacitus Lecture was titled Finance and the City in and Age of Historical Reckoning and delivered in February by Professor David Olusoga OBE to 650 invited guests in London's Guildhall.

Bringing the capital’s voices together Trying to sum up London in a single phrase or even sentence is harder than you might think. It never quite works. Frankly, London is too interesting.

London 'megacity' needs strong economic foundations Following the UK's vote to leave the EU, there is a pressing need to encourage and support British businesses to engage in international commerce.