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  1. How much does a @realDonaldTrump tweet cost?

    City academic proposes that President Donald Trump’s tweets about economic and foreign policy influenced the Mexican currency and affected financial markets.

  2. NHS contact tracing app can be a success if linked to testing

    Study recommends NHS in charge of app, with priority access to testing for those alerted and/or with symptoms.

  3. Reflections from the NHS frontline

    Staff from City's School of Health Sciences are working within the NHS, in the fight against COVID-19. Here are their personal accounts into the challenges they face and the insights they have gained.

  4. MBA International Consulting Week goes online

    MBA students gave strategic advice to clients in Lisbon via video conferencing as the programme’s annual International Consulting Week assignment went online.

  5. Research uncovers the factors that determine organisational insurance demand

    Cass study identifies the variables that influence an organisation’s decision-making in purchasing insurance.

  6. Funding to assist victims of honour-based and domestic violence is ‘woefully inadequate’

    Lecturer in The City Law School undertaking doctoral research on honour-based violence, says many charities providing support for victims were financially struggling, even before the OVID-19 lockdown.

  7. Covid-19 and wellbeing

    Guidance and resources to help you manage your wellbeing during the pandemic, including support for working from home.

    Hashtag: Coronavirus

  8. Care home managers share their experiences of COVID-19 in new video series

    Conversations with Care Homes is a new video series from My Home Life England, hosted by City, University of London.

    Hashtag: Coronavirus

  9. City ranked in the top 200 institutions globally by the Times Higher Education Impact Rankings 2020

    The ranking placed City 21st in the UK and 3rd in London for the action it is taking to address sustainability issues.

  10. City professor supports training for nurses at ‘NHS Nightingale Hospital’

    Leanne Aitken, Professor of Critical Care at City, University of London, is supporting the education and training efforts of nurses at the newly developed super hospital in East London.

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