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  • Trainline to take on Labour as shares plunge

    May 7, 2025

    Trainline shares fell nearly eight per cent in early deals on Wednesday despite ticket sales reaching almost £6bn across its platform. The London-listed ticketing app’s stock price has fallen by more than a third this year due to concerns over government plans to launch a rival state-owned service. Trainline said it was taking an “increasingly [...]

  • Opus. A New Horizon

    May 7, 2025

    Now launched by esteemed developer Native Land, Opus is set to become a definingarchitectural and residential landmark on the south bank of the River Thames. Rising to 50storeys, this striking tower marks the next chapter of elevated living in London – an addresswhere exceptional design, cultural vibrancy, and sustainability converge in the capital’s mostforward-looking district. The [...]

  • M&S and Co-op: UK retailers brace for cyber attacks

    May 1, 2025

    Two of the UK’s most recognisable retail brands – Marks and Spencer and Co-op – found themselves at the centre of a growing cyber security storm this past week. From suspended online orders at M&S to locked-down systems at Co-op, the message from the frontline is clear: cyber threats are no longer just an IT [...]

  • Lego to relocate 1,500 staff to new landmark headquarters

    May 1, 2025

    Lego is set to move its London headquarters from Farringdon to the iconic 76 Southbank in 2027, it has been confirmed. The Danish company will occupy 192,000sqft across three-and-a-half floors in the riverside building, originally designed by famed brutalist architect Sir Denys Lasdun. The redeveloped site, next to the National Theatre, has been modernised by [...]

  • Force ISA savers to invest more in UK equities, Peel Hunt says

    May 1, 2025

    ISA rules should be rewritten to force savers to invest into UK equities, a leading City investment bank has argued, claiming the move would be vital to rejuvenate London’s ailing capital markets. The cap on cash ISAs should be slashed from £20k to £5k to promote a transfer of savings into shares, according to a [...]

  • ‘London is back and buzzing’: Knight Frank’s head of London offices on the City’s comeback

    May 1, 2025

    Knight Frank's head of London offices Philip Hobley tells us about his favourite City spots ahead of the company's move into the Square Mile.

  • The Capitalist: Ian King’s sendoff, Guido adventures and your workplace weather rights

    May 1, 2025

    Ian King's Sky sendoff, the man behind Guido Fawkes and your workplace weather rights; catch up on the latest gossip in The Capitalist.

  • Battersea Power Station receives green light for next phase of development

    May 1, 2025

    Battersea Power Station has received planning consent for the next phase of its 42-acre regeneration. A new group of residential, retail, community and leisure builds has secured planning approval from Wandsworth Council, completing “London’s newest street”, Electric Boulevard. Head of development at Battersea Power Station Development Company (BPSDC), James Wixley, called the planning consent the [...]

  • Shein pauses London IPO as tariff hit sparks US restructuring plans

    April 30, 2025

    Fast-fashion giant Shein has put preparations for its London float on ice while it calculates the best way to respond to Donald Trump’s draconian tariffs on Chinese imports. According to the Financial Times, the Chinese-founded firm is considering a major overhaul of its US operations, which are especially exposed to the US administration’s sweeping trade [...]

  • Lindt: £75m sought for UK home of Swiss chocolatier

    April 30, 2025

    The UK headquarters of Swiss chocolatier Lindt has been put up for sale with an asking price of £75m. The building in Richmond upon Thames is a redevelopment of the former Gosling Department Store. The five-storey, mixed-use development is fully let, with luxury gym operator Third Space and two high-end restaurants occupying the lower floors. DTRE [...]

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