By: Clara Guibourg

Clara Guibourg is an Online Writer at City A.M. She can be contacted at clara.guibourg@cityam.com. She is particularly passionate about women in business, technology and telecoms.

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Super blood moon lunar eclipse September 2015 UK: How to watch and what time to see the supermoon total eclipse live online if the weather’s bad

September 27, 2015

It might be worth dragging yourself out of bed early on Monday morning to see the “super blood moon”, an astronomical phenomenon that hasn’t happened since 1982 – and won’t be seen again until 2033. The moon will turn blood red as it passes through the shadow of the earth at 3.47am on Monday morning. [...]
Supermoon total lunar eclipse 2015 UK date and time: How and where to watch 28 September’s “super blood moon” from Birmingham to London

September 26, 2015

A supermoon total lunar eclipse, or “super blood moon”, will occur in the early hours of Monday morning – an extremely rare and special event that will be viewable (depending on cloud cover) from the UK. Only five total lunar eclipses have coincided with a supermoon since 1900. The last time it occurred was in [...]
Uber wants to bring the party to its customers with UberEvents

September 26, 2015

Need some help getting the party started? Ride-sharing app Uber is trialling its new service UberEvents for business customers. The pre-paid service allows event organisers to buy rides for their guests, and the company envisions it being used for things like company parties and weddings, as Kimiko Ninomiya, Uber’s senior marketing manager wrote on the [...]
Volkswagen emissions scandal: Switzerland bans sales of VW Euro5 diesel models

September 26, 2015

The backlash against Volkswagen has hit its hardest point yet as Switzerland has banned sales of Volkswagen diesel cars after the company admitted to cheating in emissions tests. The emissions cheating scandal has escalated over the week as the German car maker admitted that as many as 11m cars could have been equipped with a [...]
Shadow chancellor John McDonnell: Labour will back Osborne’s fiscal charter

September 26, 2015

Labour’s shadow chancellor John McDonnell has said that the party will support Osborne’s fiscal charter, reports the Guardian. The policy was proposed to ensure “budget responsibility” and ahead of the Labour conference opening on Sunday, McDonnell has pledged that the party will vote in favour of it. However, the newly elected shadow chancellor insists that [...]
1 in 4 employees have quit a job over a lack of transparency

September 26, 2015

Britons are being kept increasingly in the dark at work, as “mushroom management” becomes a growing problem at UK offices. Four in five employees wish their bosses would tell them more about how their company is doing, according to a survey from Geckoboard – and it’s not a trifling workplace problem, either. A quarter of [...]
Buy-to-let tax change: Why is business-friendly George Osborne punishing landlords and renting business?

September 25, 2015

The majority of landlords put their faith in the Conservative Party in May believing the Tories had a better understanding of private renting than the other parties. So when the chancellor announced restrictions on the tax relief on buy to let mortgages, it came as a shock, with many feeling betrayed. The government claims the [...]
Blackberry confirms a new Android smartphone called “Priv” – but investors aren’t wowed

September 25, 2015

Blackberry has finally confirmed what it’s been hinting at for months: the struggling mobile phone manufacturer has been working on an Android-powered smartphone named Blackberry Priv. The phone, due to be released before the end of the year, was confirmed by the company’s chief executive John Chen when presenting earnings for the second quarter: Priv [...]
Glencore share price drops to its lowest point since listing on worsening commodities rout

September 25, 2015

Glencore shares have fallen to their lowest point since listing, dropping below its 100p per share floor for a second time this week, as a global rout continues to pummel the embattled commodities giant. After a somewhat buoyant opening, Glencore has tumbled anew, falling 2.3 per cent over the course of the morning to trade [...]
Oil prices: Oversupply and China’s slowdown worsen Brent crude and WTI’s slide, as oil price forecast revised down until 2016

September 25, 2015

Oil’s slide continues to deepen, as oil price forecasts have been revised down again, with China’s slowdown worsening the impact of the global oil glut to keep prices depressed through the end of next year. Crude oil prices have more than halved over the past year, with international Brent crude crashing from over $100 a [...]

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