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Two years on from its $27 billion acquisition of Refinitiv, the London Stock Exchange (LSEG) is poised to scrap the now-familar name and logo from its financial data products in a fresh rebrand.

David Schwimmer talks to the Evening Standard about plans to shake-up the market

City Comment: Plans to reform the City are needed, but on the way

City will reinvent itself, says David Schwimmer - Intermittent Trading Venue to boost small firms - ‘Key’ AIM market is not being scrapped

Today the London Stock Exchange Group reported strong half-year results that suggest it is thriving.

LONDON Stock Exchange Group gave firm evidence that the capital’s position as a global financial centre is safe even while share prices fall behind rivals and a dearth of new listings hits City profits.

City Voices: The apparent compact between state and a monopoly private enterprise deserves closer inspection.

A host of FTSE 100 companies are among businesses planning to invest in AI

It was a far from vintage year for the stock market with the cost of living crisis, war in Ukraine, the tech crash, and political chaos all doing their bit to undermine confidence.

With the central banks worldwide warning of higher interest rates in coming times, recessionary fears are rising among investors. Amid the uncertainties, we advise investors to invest in fundamentally strong dividend-paying stocks Microsoft (MSFT), Murphy USA (MUSA), and Acuity Brands (AYI) for stress-free returns in 2023. Keep reading.

Successive governments’ energy plans hinged on a delusion the market would always provide gas at reasonable prices