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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By: Mark Blunden, Jonathan Prynn, Rachelle Abbott
Plus! Approved: City of London’s tallest skyscraper approved...tall as Shard
The rate of unemployment remained unchanged at 4.3% in the three months to October.
By: Jonathan Prynn
Ten pin bowling operator is latest major employer to warn on impact on jobs and investment
Philip O’Ferrall will share the role with Joell-Deshields, chief executive of Pride in London.
The rate of inflation rose for the second month in a row in November further dashing hopes of an early interest rate cut.
Retailer said it had seen “very challenging trading conditions” since October.
By: Nicholas Cecil, Jonathan Prynn
But house price growth in the capital was the slowest in the country
Company had wanted a far bigger rise to £667 a year but was knocked back by regulator Ofwat
By: Jonathan Prynn
The watchdog’s biggest shake-up since Ofgem was founded in 2000 will be completed by February
Jonathan Prynn 4 min read The Bank of England has slashed its forecast for growth at the end of the year warning that GDP will stagnate following the Budget.
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