London
AI turns coders, lawyers and analysts into ghosts of London’s past
Businesses have invested a lot in the technology, but the radical gains many hoped for have yet to materialise
Was Churchill a serious artist? This exhibition says ‘yes’
In the first major British retrospective for over 65 years, a London museum seeks to recast the wartime leader as a painter with emotional depth
Why Mamdani’s New York has to fight to retain its crown
With Singapore, London and Dubai doing more to attract talent, the world’s premier financial hub is finding out its title is contestable
As rents soar, Londoners turn to vacant pubs, offices and police stations
Property guardianship, in which residents live in otherwise vacant buildings, used to be considered edgy. But more people are embracing the arrangement
Commonwealth’s economic momentum grows
The 56-member group can advance trade liberalisation by building on existing Asia-Pacific and African agreements
Anthropic, OpenAI splurge on London office space in leasing wave
AI-enabled firms are looking for roughly 630,000 square feet of space across the UK’s capital
Shakespeare bought one property in London. Now we know exactly where
In confirming the precise location of the Bard’s Blackfriars house, a British scholar raises fresh questions about what he intended to do with it
London luxury rents rise as Gulf demand adds to supply crunch
Rents in the city’s prime central area are up 1.2% in the year until March
Bank of England sheds senior staff as 75 get top £150,000 payout
As part of cost-cutting efforts, 8% will depart in the coming months
Iran shock upends real estate’s long-anticipated recovery
Institutional investors have reduced their target allocations to the sector for the first time since 2012
