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Hello, it's Tuesday the 13th of January.
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First print edition of CCAM of this
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week. Let's take a look at it. Up here
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we'll have our sort of old school Batman
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comic themed account of Donald Trump's
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extraordinary assault on the chair of
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the US central bank, the Federal
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Reserve. Big questions about the
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independence of the central bank. And
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that story continues in depth on page
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two. But now we've got the latest twist
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in the ongoing row about business rates
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for the hospitality sector. Our polling
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of UK voters shows that 70% want any
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possible relief extended to pubs. That's
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a right mess that the chancellor's got
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herself into. Should be extended to
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hotels, restaurants, and the rest of
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that sector. The chancellor says it's
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not going to happen. I'll be very
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surprised if that line holds. On the
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inside, some fantastic stuff. Great
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investigation into the extent to which
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data centers are taking over the
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country. and a brilliant double page
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feature in our travel section on the man
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behind most of the corporate retreats.
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Where do the footsy giants book their
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holidays and their retreats? Well, it's
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all in there. All of that online, of
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course, and on the city
