Jim Armitage is a Business Editor at the Sunday Times. He covers a range of topics including finance, investment, business and economics, with a particular focus on energy and mining, as well as beauty and fashion. Jim has been featured in notable publications such as the Evening Standard, Yahoo Sports UK, Yahoo Finance UK, New Zealand Herald, and The Times.
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Jim Armitage's coverage largely focuses on business, finance, and industry-related topics. He often features opinion editorials, profile pieces, legal policy regulations, and private sector announcements. Therefore, individuals or companies with unique insights into business trends and regulatory changes may pique his interest.
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The cost of living crisis, the war in Ukraine and a surge in populist politics have left green investment flagging
Sunsave, backed by City grandees Michael Spencer and Stuart Rose, has teamed up with British Gas to roll out solar power through the Hive smart homes system
Indian billionaire Prashant Ruia is building a new refinery on the banks of the Mersey that will run on hydrogen, making it the UK’s first emissions-free plant
By: Jim Armitage, Jill Treanor
From cutting workers to investing in technology, companies are grappling with the impact of the rises in employers’ NI payments and increases in minimum wage
The son of the former prime minister has built a $2bn business helping young people find apprenticeships and now he’s taking on older workers too
Unpalatable though it is at a time of Treasury belt-tightening, we must reinstate EV subsidies rather than just rely on punitive mandates
By: Jim Armitage
Claims that Boohoo executives were stalked by investigators have put the spotlight on a world where talk of honeytraps and ‘ripping' phones is common
Spencer Golding, said to be behind London Capital & Finance ‘Ponzi scheme’, told by judge to give victims jewellery, cars and properties acquired with proceeds
Neijuan, meaning a person who no matter how hard they work cannot improve their situation, is a concept that could come to the UK
By: Matilda Davies, Jim Armitage
Many commentators paint the UK economy as the sick man of Europe. By most measures — from debts to growth, productivity and unemployment — it’s just not true
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