CapX

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Last activity: 03.11.2026

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CapX brings you the best writing on politics, economics, markets and ideas.

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Location

United Kingdom, England, London

Employees

11-50

Phone

+44 20 7222 4488

Founded date

2014

Mentions in press and media 18

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Jul 15, 2026	World Cup: England must do it for the Falklands	Whether England wins or loses against Argentina tonight, moments of national pride should be a shared opportunity to celebrate our past – including victory in the Falklands war, says Joseph Dinnage The build-up to the World Cup semi-final b...
Jun 30, 2026	Fractured politics has its upsides – trust me, I led Vote Leave	For all the challenges of multi-party politics, the policy competition it encourages is already bearing fruit, writes former Vote Leave chief exec Matthew Elliott Last week was a busy one, with the tenth anniversary of the EU referendum on ...
May 20, 2026	Conservatives have the right diagnosis, but can they cure Britain’s ailments?	Mel Stride has set out his vision for the economic future of the UK, Matthew Bowles gives his analysis Westminster has spent much of the past week discussing the emergence of a supposed “Burnham premium” on British borrowing costs – the sug...
Apr 8, 2026	Christian nationalism is a dead end for British conservatives	JD Vance supports re-election of Viktor Orban because the Hungarian autocrat funds a network of think tanks and writers that are crucial to his own succession of Donald Trump. This is not the way forward for the British right, says Alys Den...
Jan 15, 2026	Could Reform’s Laila Cunningham take London?	Reform UK seem to be serious about winning in London…is it time for London to start taking Reform UK seriously? Asks James Ford We are barely half way through January, and already Reform UK are having a good year. In a single, blistering we...
Oct 16, 2025	Blaming booze for Britain’s productivity crisis is enough to drive you to drink	A left-wing think tank is claiming after work drinks are reducing productivity and making non-drinkers uncomfortable – utter rot, says Joseph Dinnage Another of life’s rapidly vanishing joys is in the crosshairs of Britain’s public health l...
Oct 13, 2025	On this day: Margaret Thatcher’s 100th birthday	Britain owes everything to the woman who saved it from socialism, says Rainer Zitelmann Margaret Thatcher would have been 100 years old today. She served as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom for nearly 12 years, making her the longest-se...
Jul 23, 2025	Kemi Badenoch shuffles deckchairs on the Tory Titanic	Kemi Badenoch’s shadow cabinet reshuffle saw plenty of promotions for yesterday’s men – but the party is on an inevitable course towards an electoral iceberg, says William Atkinson Over the weekend, I re-read London Fields, by Martin Amis. ...
Jul 3, 2025	Mass migration is costing London renters £2,600 a year	High net migration combined with a housing shortage is making London even less affordable, says Laurence Fredricks London is an expensive place for renters. I live in a one bed flat in Zone 2 with my boyfriend and nearly £2000 a month from ...
Jun 18, 2025	The City needs a Thatcher-style revolution	Fifty years after Thatcher took charge, the City of London faces a crisis of confidence and capital— and only bold, radical reform in her spirit can revive its global standing, says Tim Focas Hard to believe, but it is 50 years since Margar...
Apr 15, 2025	The Renewable Energy Tug-of-War: Balancing Demand, Policy, and Innovation	The landscape of renewable energy in the United States is shifting. A perfect storm is brewing, fueled by soaring demand, wavering subsidies, and the looming shadow of tariffs. The stakes are high, and the players are scrambling to adapt. E...
Apr 14, 2025	How the US constitution allowed Trump to wreak havoc on the economy	A trip through America’s constitution – and an explanation of how it got us to Trump – teaches us to beware the pull of executive power, writes Harrison Griffiths With the stroke of a pen, President Trump imposed one of the largest tax rise...
Jun 4, 2021	Foreigners’ flight from Hong Kong means Britain must step up even more	Earlier this month, a survey by The American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong found that 42 per cent of foreigners were planning or considering leaving the city, with more than half citing fears over the draconian national security law impo...
Jun 1, 2021	The damning case against China over Covid-19 deserves proper attention	As John Stuart Mill so eloquently wrote: “the only thing necessary for evil to triumph in the world is for enough good men to do nothing.”
Feb 18, 2021	No, Bitcoin Is Nothing Like the South Sea Bubble	Every asset that moves fast attracts the B-word. But what the last few decades of research in finance has taught us is that it’s not so easy to spot financial bubbles, at least not until after they collapse. The very fact that we don’t have...
Sep 9, 2018	Finally, Some Give-and-Take on Brexit Finally, Some Give-and-Take on Brexit	(Bloomberg Opinion) -- The back-to-school air brought a reality check to the Brexit negotiations. The good news is that the ticking clock has forced all sides to take a hard look at the dangers of an abrupt split between the U.K. and the Eu...
Dec 7, 2015	Former FCC Commissioner Idiotically Claims Net Neutrality Helps ISIS	There have been a lot of stupid net neutrality claims over the years. Net neutrality will somehow prevent ISPs from investing in networks is a common one. So are the claims that net neutrality will result in internet brown outs, trample ISP...

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FAQ about CapX

When was CapX founded?

CapX was founded in 2014.

What has the press written about CapX?

Parsers VC has collected 18 articles mentioning CapX, among them “World Cup: England must do it for the Falklands” (Jul 15, 2026) and “Fractured politics has its upsides – trust me, I led Vote Leave” (Jun 30, 2026).

Is CapX still active?

Yes, CapX is active; its latest activity on Parsers VC dates from Nov 3, 2026.