The Mayor announced that tens of thousands more Londoners, including all those receiving child benefit and small businesses in the capital, will be eligible for financial support to replace polluting vehicles from the end of July.

We sent an open letter to Prime Minister Rishi Sunak to respond to the London business community’s concerns during these difficult economic times.

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.

New businesses rates announced earlier this year could see a third of businesses paying more in the charge than in rent, a survey for the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry has found. 

59% of London businesses that tried to recruit during the final quarter of 2019 struggled to find the candidates they required – suggesting employers are set to continue to be challenged by the job market in 2020.

America has always provided foreign investors a stable and welcoming market. Offering an entrepreneurial-friendly environment and a quality-of-life culture, it is the least complicated business economy to get access into. Frank Levene from Blue Link Worldwide shares his thought on this ever-promising country in this article.

Mark Collins Chairman of Residential at CBRE, has been named as the new chairman of London Chamber of Commerce and Industry's (LCCI) Property and Construction Committee.

LCCI urges Government, Network Rail and the Department for Transport to find a swift resolution to dispute.

Immigration has underpinned London’s economic, social and cultural development over centuries, helping make it the great city it is today.

Read LCCI's latest press release in response to the Chancellor's Spring Statement.