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Hats off to our deficit-cutting bankers – CNBC Comment November 17, 2014 Nice work gents… I don my hat.” Those forex-rigging traders copped some decent lingo. But it could quite easily have been George Osborne. That’s not to suggest the chancellor was pleased about the manipulation of the $5.3 trillion a day market, of course, But rather that he’s made an even bigger turn than the numpty [...]
How to cut through the noise of the economic calendar – DailyFX Tips & Picks November 17, 2014 TRADING the markets involves having an understanding of both technicals and fundamentals. But with a sometimes ambiguous relationship between macro fundamentals and FX prices, it will usually take time before traders figure out how to incorporate both into their trading. The situation is made more difficult because so many different macro fundamental reports are published [...]
With Facebook at Work on the cards, is online networking really useful? November 17, 2014 News broke yesterday that Facebook is set to develop a new version of its social network – for the workplace. “Facebook at Work” will enable users to connect with contacts and communicate with colleagues, rivalling sites like LinkedIn and Google Plus. A report by the FT said the site will look a lot like [...]
Why your expense account could turn into a career-killer November 16, 2014 Don’t jeopardise your position by splurging on that plush hotel room. How tempting is it to claim on expenses for that extra round of champagne cocktails? Or what about expensing an extra night at the Shalimar after that, oh so tedious, conference? Or even booking a cab on the company account without approval? [...]
From Battersea Power Station’s roof garden to Oval Quarter’s allotments – homes with budding potential November 13, 2014 You might have a Rolex or a superyacht, but the most expensive commodity in London today is space. A square foot in the capital costs around £1,200 on average, and when land is that expensive, green space becomes a luxury. As a result, local authorities are increasingly likely to grant planning permission to [...]
Old Friars in Richmond Green: Richard Attenborough’s former home in south west London is a movie star mansion November 13, 2014 This eight bedroom historic house in south west London was home to one of Britain’s best-loved filmmakers. Sitting on top of Richmond Green, peering down over the Thames and the sprawl of Richmond Park, is a distinguished mansion that was once home to an even more distinguished owner. A lounge area in [...]
On the frontline November 13, 2014 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, DOUGLAS & GORDON It may sound counterintuitive, but when it comes to moving I’d argue the internet has become a hindrance. Everyone thinks they’re a property expert; a plethora of dubious stats, endless subjective historic – and hysteric – online data and an ever more tempting set of search filters has created the [...]
Mila Podiablonska on interior design: From the Ukrainian Changing Rooms to EC1 November 13, 2014 What does a man want to come home to after a long day’s work in the City? This is the question that’s constantly plaguing the mind of interior designer Mila Podiablonska, who has found herself interpreting the will of the professional male bachelor on many occasions. “Most of the clients I work with [...]
London Barometer November 13, 2014 George Franks SALES DIRECTOR, DOUGLAS & GORDON New business was up over 100 per cent from August to October, demonstrating that politics hasn’t completely stymied the market. Applicants increased by 10 per cent while offers received increased by almost 30 per cent, indicating that buyers will commit to a purchase if they feel the price [...]
The Riverlight development in Battersea’s Nine Elms is welcoming residents November 13, 2014 Visitors to Riverlight, a new housing development on the south bank of the Thames, are confronted by a rather extraordinary, large artwork in the lobby. It layers towering elm trees, cranes from the docks, industrial waste and six, serrated glass towers lining the river bank. “History in the Making” by Royal College of Art [...]