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  • Nobu interview: the sushi tycoon talks about family, Robert De Niro, and how his new Shoreditch hotel will be a game-changer

    November 8, 2016

    According to Madonna, you can tell if a city is going to be fun by whether there’s a Nobu in it. The brainchild of Nobuyuki Matsuhisa and Robert De Niro – or just plain “Bob” – the brand has an uncanny knack of courting the beau monde. Even after 22 years, in which time more [...]

  • This Arizona town will let you play out your cowboy fantasy: Ride bulls, wear cool hats, walk into a saloon and have the music suddenly stop playing, the works

    November 4, 2016

    They say “all sunshine makes a desert.” But in Arizona (299 sunny days per year; average temp 24 degrees celsius) I don’t hear anyone complaining. In fact, this state is booming, with capital Phoenix now one of the fastest growing metro areas in the US. Scottsdale, a wealthy destination town in the northeast of the [...]

  • Just Eat bumps up earnings guidance though order growth slows

    November 2, 2016

    Warm weather hasn't been a dampener for Just Eat: the online takeaway group bumped up its full-year revenue and earnings guidance on the back of a decent third quarter. The figures Total orders for the third quarter were 33.3m, showing growth of 34 per cent year-on-year (on both a reported and like-for-like basis). UK orders [...]

  • Sadiq Khan says Night Tube services will start on the Piccadilly line from 16 December

    November 1, 2016

    The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has announced that Night Tube services will start on the Piccadilly line on Friday 16 December – sticking to his pledge to have five lines running by the end of the year. It follows the launch of the service on the Central, Victoria and Jubilee lines, with the Northern [...]

  • There’s a restaurant in the Maldives that’s entirely underwater and it’s pretty nice

    October 31, 2016

    To visit the Maldives is to bathe in the clearest ocean of purest aquamarine blue. To visit the Maldives is to revel on soft white sand and eat delicious fresh pineapple. To visit the Maldives is, crucially, to be handed so many cool mint-scented flannels that you cannot remember what it is like to not [...]

  • Home is where the smart is: City A.M. meets Krystian Zajac

    October 31, 2016

    When I first came to the UK, I was living in a tiny flat with five other people. I was educated, but washing dishes for a living. I did not care, the money was still better than what I got in Poland,” says Krystian Zajac, founder of Andrew Lucas. As far as rags to riches [...]

  • Latest filings by British arm of McDonald’s reveals level of royalty payments to Luxembourg entity

    October 30, 2016

    The British operations of burger giant McDonald's paid £123m for franchise rights last year which are part of a structure that is being investigated by European authorities. The company, whose UK operations are captured in a Luxembourg based company, McD Europe Franchising, reported a profit of $541m for the year to December 2015, almost identical to the $540m it [...]

  • Soho House has revealed a £40m cash injection in its latest accounts

    October 30, 2016

    Private members club Soho House has revealed a £40m cash injection despite recording increased operating losses. Parent group SHG Acquisition (UK), which also includes operations in Istanbul and Amsterdam, revealed an operating loss of £11.8m in accounts filed with Companies House for the 2015 financial year. It comes a year after SHG notched an operating [...]

  • New Builds: From 31 storey Docklands towers to boutique homes next to the Royal Courts of Justice

    October 28, 2016

    Dollar Bay, Docklands From £5m Four penthouses that form the crowning glory of this 31-storey tower in the Docklands are on sale this week. Two four floor, three bedroom penthouses and a couple of two bedroom duplexes are on sale next to each other at the apex of this joint venture between Mount Anvil and [...]

  • Focus On Bermondsey: River views, great food, warehouse conversions – what more could you want in SE1?

    October 28, 2016

    This ancient town, first mentioned in the Domesday Book as Bermundesy, has had a colourful existence on the south bank of the river Thames. For centuries condemned as a slum, this centrally located area in Zone One has blossomed in the last ten years into one of the most artistic – not to mention delicious [...]

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