After a seven-year absence from touring, Radiohead returned to the stage on Nov. 4 at Madrid's Movistar Arena to launch a sold-out 20-date European tour. The trek includes stops across the U.K. and Europe, with shows in Madrid, Bologna, Copenhagen, Berlin, and the four-night residency in London.

JPMorgan Chase & Co will build a tower in London's Canary Wharf financial district, unveiling plans on Thursday to invest billions of pounds on the heels of a budget that sought to boost Britain's finances and growth.

JPMorgan Chase announced plans to build a "world-class workplace" for 12,000 employees in London, reinforcing its desire to get staff to the office.

“London is the most productive big city in the U.K., and devolving more fiscal powers would give the capital more policy tools to accelerate growth in the economy,” said Carter. London recently launched a “Mind the Grab” campaign to warn pedestrians about phone snatches.

Jamie Dimon, barely done with a mammoth building project on New York’s Park Avenue, is embarking on another major development.

In the Grenfell Tower blaze, a combustible element called cladding that ran up the outside of the 24-story building allowed the fire to jump from floor to floor.

Last week, Radiohead played four sold-out shows at London’s O2 Arena — and the gigs ended up beating an attendance record set by Metallica at the same venue in 2017. The band played the O2 on Nov. 21, 22, 24 and 25, and each show had at least 22,200 fans in attendance, with the final night reaching 22,355.

O scar-winner Cate Blanchett has been given the Freedom of the City of London in recognition of her "outstanding contribution to drama" and for campaigning work on humanitarian and global environmental issues.