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- Climate change to cost London up to £36 billion a year by 2050s
A report stated that climate change could cost London up to £36 billion annually by the 2050s due to lost working hours and disruption from extreme weather. Authorities recommend businesses adapt by flexible work arrangements and require investment in retrofitting homes and improving public spaces with shade and cooling access. These efforts aim to increase resilience against a hotter climate.
- Coming home: Prince Harry, Meghan Markle reportedly returning to live in UK
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle plan to relocate from the United States to a private residence outside London this fall. Although moving back to the UK, they will not reclaim roles as working members of the royal family. Their children, Archie and Lilibet, are scheduled to begin classes at a British school in September.
- Iran War: Trump Says US Waging Economic Warfare | The Pulse 8/20/2026
The article promotes a discussion series called "The Pulse With Francine Lacqua," which focuses on global business, economics, finance, and politics. The show is based in London and featured guests include Bhanu Baweja of UBS Investment Bank, Ester Baiget of Novonesis, and Selahattin Bilgen of Istanbul Airport.
- CBP officers seize nearly 850 pounds of khat packed into 12 suitcases after flight from London
Two travelers arriving from London were subjected to a secondary inspection at Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport on Aug. 13. U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers discovered approximately 850 pounds of khat (Catha edulis) packed into 12 suitcases within the baggage. The seized material, estimated to have a street value of $100,000, prompted the men's release pending further investigation.
- UAE Reports Iranian Missile Attack as Tensions Rise | Horizons Middle East & Africa 8/19/2026
Horizons Middle East & Africa provides daily spotlights on one of the world's fastest-growing regions, offering global market analysis and news-making interviews with a special focus on MEA. The service covers various locations for readers, including Dubai, Hong Kong, London, Johannesburg, and the Gulf. Content is sourced from Bloomberg.
- Iran War: Trump Not Interested in Truce Extension | The Pulse 8/18/2026
The Pulse with Francine Lacqua covers global discussions in economics, finance, politics, and business from London, featuring guests such as Jimmy Muchechetere and Başak Yavçan. The show also addresses current geopolitical topics like the Iran War and Trump's interest in a truce extension.
- The $500 longevity body scanner from Spotify's cofounder is coming to the US
Neko Health, which was co-founded by Daniel Ek of Spotify, is launching its $500 longevity body scanner in New York City starting in September. This non-invasive machine collects photos, blood, and electrical signals to assess various health risks, including heart health and skin cancer risk. The service bypasses the traditional insurance system, addressing a growing consumer desire for personal, direct-to-consumer health monitoring.
- Trump Rejects Iran Truce as War Escalates | Horizons Middle East & Africa 8/18/2026
Horizons Middle East & Africa provides a daily spotlight on one of the world's fastest-growing regions, offering analysis and coverage of global markets with a special focus on MEA. The title references Trump rejecting an Iran truce as war escalates. Broadcast locations mentioned include Dubai, Hong Kong, London, and Johannesburg.
- Ashley Boosts His Real Estate Empire With Harvey Nichols
Mike Ashley's purchase of the department store Harvey Nichols in London’s Knightsbridge district has boosted his company's real estate holdings. According to Bloomberg analysis, Frasers Group now owns approximately 8 million square feet of retail space. The CEO, Michael Murray, stated that the group's total portfolio is 16 million square feet and valued at £2 billion ($2.7 billion).
- Why eyewear stores are taking over London’s high streets
Eyewear stores are expanding and taking over retail spaces on London’s high streets. This growth is driven by private equity-backed brands such as Cubitts, Ace & Tate, and Jimmy Fairly, which are competing for scale in this financially alluring sector.
- China's Economic Woes Mount as Growth Weakens Across the Board | The Pulse 8/17/2026
China's economic woes are mounting as growth weakens across the board. The Pulse With Francine Lacqua discusses global business, economics, finance, and politics from its London base. Today's guests featured are Michael Metcalfe of State Street and Yu Jie, a Senior Research Fellow at Chatham House.
- Horizons Middle East & Africa 8/17/2026
Horizons Middle East & Africa offers a daily spotlight on one of the world's fastest-growing regions. Broadcasting live from Dubai, it delivers global market analysis and news interviews with a special focus on MEA. The content references various locations including the Gulf, Hong Kong, London, and Johannesburg.
- Air conditioning becomes ‘must-have’ for overheated London office workers
Air conditioning is becoming a 'must-have' amenity for office workers in London due to issues with overheating facilities. Consequently, the demand for cooling features is increasing significantly within the high-quality commercial real estate market.
- Ben Franklin chose America. Son William chose the crown. This civil war is a microcosm of revolution
The burial of William Franklin at St. Pancras Old Church highlights that the American Revolution was a civil war, not merely a founding act. The article notes that forming a more perfect union remains a messy process filled with anger and confrontation, making the history an ongoing event marked by disagreement.
- Ben Franklin chose America. Son William chose the crown. This civil war is a microcosm of revolution
Benjamin Franklin's son William was buried in London following his death in 1813. He had been forced to leave America more than three decades before, an event framed by the civil war as a microcosm of revolution.
- Ben Franklin chose America. Son William chose the crown. This civil war is a microcosm of revolution
William Franklin was buried in St. Pancras Old Church, London, after being forced to leave America due to his service during the Revolution. The burial serves as a reminder that the American Revolution was not simple but functioned as a civil war marked by deep family divisions and conflicting allegiances. Additionally, the article notes that American history remains a complex process of disagreement today.
- A top cancer doctor shares 4 bare minimum food rules to lower your chronic disease risk
Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel, an oncologist and public health professor, recommends several simple dietary changes to lower the risk of chronic disease. He emphasizes adding fermented foods like kimchi and sauerkraut because they boost the gut microbiome through probiotics. Furthermore, he advises reducing or eliminating sugary soda consumption, as high intake increases risks for type two diabetes and heart disease.
- What to do if a City headhunter calls
An article titled 'What to do if a City headhunter calls' advises professionals. Specifically, financial services professionals operating in London need to understand their value to successfully negotiate the best pay deal.
- Airtel Mulls UK Listing of its Money Unit in Dollars
Airtel Africa Plc is considering listing its mobile payments arm in London later this year. This potential listing would involve the unit trading specifically in US dollars, an arrangement noted as being seen only a handful of times.
- OpenAI Revenue Run Rate Tops $40 Billion as IPO Plans Take Shape | The Pulse 8/14/2026
OpenAI's revenue run rate has topped $40 billion, and its IPO plans are taking shape. The Pulse With Francine Lacqua discusses global business, economics, finance, and politics, featuring guests such as Patrick Armstrong from Plurimi Wealth and Livia Paggi of JS Held.
- Reform UK leader Nigel Farage beats Count Binface in widely mocked British election
Nigel Farage regained his Parliament seat by beating Count Binface in a widely mocked special election. The victory came despite an investigation into whether he failed to report a gift from a crypto billionaire overseas. However, reports indicate that ongoing parliamentary investigations could still potentially force him out of the seat.
- Horizons Middle East & Africa 8/14/2026
Horizons Middle East & Africa is a daily program providing a spotlight on one of the world's fastest-growing regions. It delivers the latest global market analysis and news-making interviews, broadcast live from Dubai with a special focus on MEA.
- Birkenstock: Fiscal Q3 Earnings Snapshot
Birkenstock reported a fiscal third-quarter profit of $127.4 million and revenue of $836.5 million, exceeding street forecasts. However, the company's adjusted earnings per share came in at 86 cents, which fell short of the average analyst estimate of 87 cents per share. Birkenstock anticipates full-year earnings between $2.21 to $2.38 per share and revenue between $2.67 billion to $2.73 billion.
- Horizons Middle East & Africa 8/13/2026
Horizons Middle East & Africa is a daily spotlight covering one of the world's fastest-growing regions, offering analysis and insights into global markets. The broadcast delivers news from Dubai with a special focus on MEA, while also providing coverage for viewers in locations such as Hong Kong, London, or Johannesburg.
- Nigel Farage faces off against Count Binface in special election that’s been denounced as a stunt
Nigel Farage faces off against Count Binface in a special election that has been denounced as a stunt. This event is scheduled for Thursday, taking place in the seaside town of Clacton, which is located east of London.
- Revolut cuts back WeWork access for premium customers after price rises
Revolut has reduced WeWork access for its premium customers following a rise in prices. As a result, subscribers are losing access to various European office spaces in cities such as Paris, Brussels, Milan, and London.
- IHS Holding: Q2 Earnings Snapshot
IHS Holding Ltd. reported a loss of $8.8 million and 3 cents per share during its second quarter. The London-based telecommunications infrastructure company also posted revenue of $428.6 million, with losses adjusted to 4 cents per share.
- The Pulse 8/11/2026
The Pulse With Francine Lacqua is a program covering global business, economics, finance, and politics through exclusive interviews. Based in London, the show features guests such as Grace Peters of JPMorgan Private Bank, Michael Lewis (Uniper CEO), and Jaroslava Barbieri from Chatham House Research Fellow: Ukraine Forum.
- An Airbus A380 took a 7-hour flight to nowhere after U-turning over central Africa
A British Airways Airbus A380 took a seven-hour flight to nowhere on a journey from Johannesburg, South Africa, bound for London. The plane reportedly U-turned over the Democratic Republic of the Congo after experiencing technical issues with its weather radar, leading it to return near its starting point.
- I run a global consulting firm. Here's how I hack my productivity and wind down after work.
David Hatcher, managing partner of Baringa, details his structured routine for maintaining productivity in global consulting. His days begin early with exercise and a commute where he reads news like the Financial Times. He spends roughly 80% of his time in meetings that cover diverse topics including company strategy, clients, culture, and mergers and acquisitions.
- Can a 30-person start-up build Britain’s answer to OpenAI?
Cosine, a London-based start-up, has received backing from the UK government to develop a 'sovereign AI' model. However, it faces competition from rival companies that are better resourced.
- Iran Security Shake-up; China Attempts to Close AI Gap with US | The Pulse 8/10/2026
The Pulse With Francine Lacqua is a program based in London that features conversations on global business, economics, finance, and politics. The episode covers topics including an Iran security shake-up and China's efforts to close the AI gap with the US. Today's guests featured are Jennifer McKeown, Francesca Ghiretti, and Robert Friedland.
- Horizons Middle East & Africa 8/10/2026
Horizons Middle East & Africa provides a daily spotlight on one of the world's fastest-growing regions. The show offers live coverage from Dubai, featuring global markets analysis, news-making interviews, and a special focus on MEA. Coverage is framed across various international locations including Hong Kong, London, and Johannesburg.
- Hunter Biden says his father’s prostate cancer is causing him pain even as he continues to speak out
Hunter Biden stated that his father, Joe Biden, has prostate cancer which has metastasized into his bones, causing pain and being very debilitating. Despite his illness, sources report he continues to speak publicly on issues important to him. He was also mentioned as planning to publish a memoir titled “Promise Me, America.”
- Robotaxis are scaling now, fixing problems later
Robotaxi companies like Waymo, Tesla, and Zoox are rapidly scaling their operations across multiple US locations, including expanding services in Dallas and Las Vegas. Beyond the US, Uber and Wayve have received approval for supervised autonomous rides in London, with Waymo also planning a commercial service there. However, experts caution that this fast pace of growth will lead to increased exposure to complex 'edge cases' and technical problems.
- US accused of meddling in British politics with $500,000 grant for ‘public education’ courses
The US embassy in London is offering grants of up to $500,000 for new "public education" programs, which critics have called interference in British domestic politics. The funding notice seeks to foster a national conversation about shared civilizational values underpinning US-UK ties. Applications are encouraged if they focus on celebrating "freedom of speech" and "limited government".
- London’s dejected housebuilders finally catch a break
The title suggests that dejected housebuilders in London are finally receiving some relief. However, the content notes that merely returning to normal will not be sufficient if the government aims to achieve its ambitious construction targets.
- Copper Heads for Record Close in London on Tighter Global Market
Copper headed for a record close in London. This increase was fueled by strong gains attributed to signs of tighter supply circulating across the global market.
- Horizons Middle East & Africa 8/6/2026
Horizons Middle East & Africa provides a daily spotlight on one of the world's fastest-growing regions, offering global market analysis and news-making interviews with a special focus on MEA. The program broadcasts live from Dubai and references multiple international locations including Hong Kong, London, and Johannesburg.
- Uber and Wayve won London approval to start supervised self-driving rides this summer
Uber and Wayve have received approval from Transport for London to begin supervised self-driving rides this summer. Wayve's electric Ford Mustang Mach-E fleet was granted private-hire vehicle licenses, fulfilling a regulatory requirement for commercial trips.