Jonathan Prynn is the Business Editor at the Evening Standard. He covers a wide range of topics including finance, investment, real estate, and business economics, with a particular focus on construction, retail, and banking. Jonathan's work has been featured in various outlets such as Yahoo Finance, Yahoo News, and Cigalah Group.
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Jonathan Prynn’s focus is on local London news, particularly finance and real estate. His articles often cite data and government announcements, indicating a preference for fact-based reporting.
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By: Jonathan Prynn
Jonathan Prynn 3 min read The chair of London pub operator Fuller, Smith & Turner today lashed out at the Chancellor's National
By: Nicholas Cecil, Jonathan Prynn
· 3-min read Heathrow 's new flight plans are set to be debated in Parliament amid fears they could create “noise sewers” which could hit house prices
By: Nicholas Cecil, Jonathan Prynn
Richmond Park MP Sarah Olney has secured a Commons debate on the impact of aircraft noise on local communities
By: Jonathan Prynn
There were 132 openings over the past year, the third lowest total since the guide launched in 2010, but 84 closures
By: Jonathan Prynn
First half sales tumbled by 22% to £1.09 billion, down from just under £1.4 billion last year
By: Jonathan Prynn
Of the most senior full time jobs on the career ladder to chief executive, such as divisional or regional heads, only 21% are held by women.
By: Jonathan Prynn
Chancellor tells the City she is “clear that the financial services sector must play a central part in our economic vision and our plan for economic growth. “
By: Jonathan Prynn
Smaller businesses in London with between 10 and 49 employees are driving the movement forward with around 500 certified as B Corps.
By: Jonathan Prynn
This family-owned institution on Italy’s southwest coast celebrated its 190th anniversary this year — and it’s better than ever, says Jonathan Prynn
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