
Ashley Armstrong
Chief UK Business Correspondent at Financial Times
Chief UK Business Correspondent at The FT. Former Business Editor of The Sun and ex Retail Editor at The Times & The Telegraph.
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5 days ago |
ft.com | Anna Gross |Ashley Armstrong |Jim Pickard
Sir Keir Starmer will invest £2bn over four years to cut energy prices by up to a quarter for thousands of businesses, as part of his...
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1 week ago |
ft.com | Ashley Armstrong |George Parker |Rachel Millard
Senior ministers are in urgent negotiations about boosting support for energy intensive British businesses and putting energy costs on a...
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1 week ago |
ft.com | Chloe Cornish |Ashley Armstrong
Risk advisory groups have seen a “sharp increase” in inquiries as companies in the Gulf region ready contingency plans and activate...
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1 week ago |
msn.com | Ashley Armstrong
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1 week ago |
ft.com | Ashley Armstrong
Allianz has told staff in its UK insurance arm that it will be cutting 650 jobs amid an increasingly tough market.
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Wise’s wake-up call for London City advisers are now making more money from selling off British companies than listing them - disastrous for the shrinking FTSE and fees. My first little@FT read with @journosooz https://t.co/dFOiKOBx4r

On that note. .. First week at the FT done. It’s going to be good. https://t.co/wfZXE0xw8t

It was an absolute ball being Business Editor of @TheSun’s City page. I was really proud of how it clearly explained the big issues, delivered scoops and a bit of sass. I know the CEOs who came in to guest edit enjoyed it too. But I’m sure readers will enjoy the Sudoku.

This is the last-ever Sun Business full page, as it's being replaced next week by a more consumer-led Money page. Some great journalists have edited the page, including Ian King, Steve Hawkes, Simon English, Tracey Boles and Ashley Armstrong. I'm sad to be the last one to do so. https://t.co/V8jX6OsRb2