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By: Jack Mendel

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  • As the Queen moves out of Buckingham Palace, any new occupant would pay £250m deposit with monthly mortgage of £1m

    March 9, 2022

    With the Queen moving out of Buckingham Palace to ‘work from home’ at one of her castles, research has found it would cost almost £250m just for a deposit to purchase the London landmark – with up to £3m a month in loan payments.  In her Majesty’s Platinum Jubilee year, the nonagenarian has left the [...]

  • Nearly half of all Brits fear inflation may rise more than Bank of England prediction

    March 9, 2022

    About two-fifths of people polled recently have a more pessimistic view about rising inflation than the Bank of England, it has been revealed. Despite the Bank’s prediction of a seven per cent spike in Spring, 39 per cent of respondents to a survey by HR software provider CIPHR thought it would be eight percent or [...]

  • Lettings head at Foxtons joins rapidly-growing Lomond Group to lead entry into London market

    March 9, 2022

    Ed Phillips will leave his position to become the new group CEO at the Lomond Group, as the latter builds on a busy 12 months that included 25 key acquisitions.

  • Exclusive: Top UK, German and Belgian retail bosses planning to launch more embedded finance schemes

    March 9, 2022

    More than 50 per cent of top European business leaders are looking to launch more embedded finance schemes, a survey has revealed. An independent poll of 753 bosses in retail and eCommerce companies spanning the UK, Germany and Belgium, indicated most would back such initiatives – which integrate financial services in non-financial companies.  The survey, [...]

  • Calls to boycott Coca-Cola, PepsiCo, Pizza Hut and McDonald’s over refusal to quit Russia 

    March 8, 2022

    Major international food and drink brands including Coca-Cola, McDonalds, PepsiCo and Pizza Hut have refused to close outlets in Russia – leading to calls for boycotts from campaigners. Companies have faced mounting calls to quit selling their products in Russia following its invasion of Ukraine, as other major international brands such as Apple and Netflix [...]

  • HMRC owes construction workers close to £1.5bn following pandemic property boom

    March 8, 2022

    Almost £1.5bn is owed to Britain’s construction workers by the taxman following the pandemic property boom, according to new data shared with City A.M. today. It is estimated that more than 1m people working in the sector could be owed a tax refund, after the industry “weathered a particularly fierce storm” to keep Britain building [...]

  • Gold diggers: Mining firms team up to address market ‘challenges’

    March 7, 2022

    London-based gold and nickel exploration firm Katoro Gold has entered into a joint venture with an Australian company  Lake Victoria Gold. The companies plan to work on Katoro’s so-called Imweru Gold Project, after it had previously announced the sale of the scheme. Katoro chief executive Louis Coetzee said the agreement “was a strategic decision by the [...]

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