By: Nina Edy

I am the social media assistant at City A.M., creating a buzz around news stories written by the team. I am particularly interested in using analytics to establish trends and keep the conversation flowing.

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Three at 3: The three stories you need to read right now

August 11, 2016

We’ve done the legwork for you, and put together the top three stories of the day in bite size form, just to make your life that bit easier. Time for a coffee break? Check out our three at three. Tips to help you make a success of any networking event We've all been in those [...]
Three at 3: Three stories you need to read right now

August 10, 2016

We’ve done the legwork for you, and put together the top three stories of the day in bite size form, just to make your life that bit easier. Time for a coffee break? Check out our three at three. Nay, Paris: Strikes galore There’s more bad news on the way, as RMT announced the latest [...]
More sun on the way – London to hit highs of 32 degrees next week

August 9, 2016

London has a mini-heatwave coming – after reports suggested the mercury in the UK is set to hit highs of 32 degrees early next week. The Met Office said temperatures of 30-32°C “look more likely than not across some southern parts of the UK on Monday and Tuesday”. Though this may not carry on through [...]
Here are the best Twitter reactions to Instagram’s Snapchat-style Stories feature

August 4, 2016

Yesterday, Instagram unveiled a new feature, “Stories”. Much like the popular Snapchat feature, it will enable users to share their day-to-day activities through videos and pictures. Other features include a 24-hour time frame, which means your stories will disappear after 24 hours. Being able to add emojis and texts to pictures and videos, sending to [...]
10 inspiring quotes from the Olympics’ best-known athletes

August 3, 2016

Being a great athlete takes a combination of raw talent, luck and a lot of hard work. The stories of how these men and women have achieved world renown through guts and glory can often hold useful lessons for the rest of us – an athlete’s mindset can be very helpful in a business environment. [...]
These are the UK’s 10 best-paid jobs for graduates

August 3, 2016

Graduate analysts have the highest paying roles of all graduates with a starting salary of £34,366, well over the UK’s national average of £27,000. According to the latest report by Glassdoor, other jobs in the top three include consultants who are paid an average of £28,891 and software engineers who are paid £28,370. The UK's [...]
Rio 2016: Here are the best London big screens to watch team GB go for gold

July 29, 2016

The Rio 2016 Olympic games are rapidly approaching, and if you're half as excited we all were for the London 2012 Olympics, you’re going to want to watch all the action in the best venues possible. Here’s a roundup of the locations around London where you can catch all the action on the big screen. [...]
Hinkley Point C: Here’s how seven City types reacted

July 29, 2016

The long-awaited decision on the Hinkley Point project finally arrived this morning – but while EDF decided to go ahead with the nuclear reactors, the government threw its own spanner in the works. Yes, last night business and energy secretary Greg Clark said the government will review the details of the project and make a [...]
Seven ways to stay healthy while you’re at your desk

July 28, 2016

We’ve heard (and should know) that exercising is good for us, but with a tight work schedule which revolves around us spending eight hours a day at our desk, how can we keep up and prevent health risks? A study by The Lancet into physical activity has found lack of exercise is linked to an [...]
Four good things that have happened in the UK since the Brexit vote

July 27, 2016

Who could blame us for worrying over our economic fate after the Brexit vote? We were afraid that the economy was heading for certain death and we wouldn't be able to rescue it. Here we are, over a month after the vote and it looks like there may be some light at the end of [...]

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