Gaggenau: Luxury home appliance firm seals 10-year West End move October 1, 2024 Luxury home appliance firm Gaggenau has signed a 10-year lease for a new global flagship store
Closing the ‘tiring’ funding gap lies with venture capital, says Propelle founder October 1, 2024 Venture capital decision makers need to be the ones to close the funding gap, rather than creating solutions to navigate a broken system, the founder and CEO of Propelle has said. The gender funding gap for female-founded businesses remains a persistent issue, with female-led companies receiving just two per cent of all venture capital funding. [...]
Tories urged to ‘champion’ City when arguing for growth September 30, 2024 The City of London Corporation urges the Tory party to prioritise financial services to support economic growth
Law firm Davis Polk leads trio of major office leases in the City September 27, 2024 Global law firm Davis Polk has signed for over half of Mercers' prime office space at the Whittington Building
Rising buyer confidence boosts UK residential property market September 27, 2024 HMRC data shows that residential property transactions increased due to buyer confience and more mortgage options
UK defence tech investment surges September 26, 2024 Venture capital in European defence technology is set to reach $1bn annually by 2024, with the UK leading the charge alongside Germany and France.
Industry crackdown as insurance scams surge September 26, 2024 The UK insurance industry identified £1.1bn worth of fraudulent claims last year, highlighting the importance of focusing on tackling bogus insurance claims.
Drones to dominate UK skies by 2027 September 25, 2024 Fleets of autonomous drones will operate routinely across Britain within three years, paving the way for quicker deliveries and emergency services.
Co-op’s legal services arm reports jump in profit and revenue September 25, 2024 Co-op Legal Services have achieved continued growth during the first half of this financial year, reporting a 56 per cent profit increase and a 35 per cent rise in revenue.
London’s ‘Can of Ham’ tower is up for sale again but price slashed September 25, 2024 London’s ‘Can of Ham’ skyscraper has been put back on sale for a reduced price two years after the first attempt to sell the distinctive building. The property has hit the market with an asking price of £322m, having previously been valued at around £400m when it was last on sale in 2022. The new [...]
