The city enjoyed a 3.2 per cent spike in the value of goods made here, called gross domestic product or GDP, in 2023. However, inflation and interest rates have taken hold to slow that to 1.7 per cent

London Free Press
London’s once hot economy remains “healthy” although it slowed this year to a steady pace that is expected to continue through 2025, says an economic report released Thursday. London enjoyed a 3.2 per cent increase in the value of goods made here, called gross domestic product or GDP, in 2023
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Bad Boy Furniture seeks to restructure business as it faces ’challenging’ economy

London Free Press
TORONTO – A storied Greater Toronto Area furniture brand founded by a former city mayor and popularized with television and radio ads proclaiming "nooobody" could beat its prices is aiming to restructure its business. Read More
Retail sales

A Londoner couldn't get non-alcoholic drinks she wanted. So she started her own company

London Free Press
Pandemic drinking got Amber Wisniewski thinking. Read More
Business, Food, Retail sales

Staff, customers 'stunned' as city's only Salvation Army thrift store closing

London Free Press
The closing of the Salvation Army's only London thrift store will be a huge blow to its east-end community, especially for residents who rely on the charity for everyday items, staff and patrons say. Read More
Retail sales, salvation army
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