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London Waterloo could look very different if new masterplan goes ahead March 11, 2024 Long term plans to transform Waterloo Station have been unveiled today, in fresh efforts to improve connections with South Bank and the rest of the capital.
100 Years of Meisterstück: History and Design Evolution March 11, 2024 In 2024, Montblanc celebrates the 100th anniversary of its icon, the Meisterstück writing instrument. The first Meisterstück was introduced in 1924 when Montblanc still went by its first name, Simplo. The story goes that some customers began to request a writing instrument for “Sunday-use” – one that would be special, offering a finer experience not [...]
True extent of losses at publicly-owned Teeside Airport revealed March 11, 2024 New documents have revealed the true extent of losses at Teeside Airport during its latest financial year.
FRP Advisory snaps up GWC in eighth acquisition since London IPO March 11, 2024 The takeover will allow FRP to broaden its service offering and expand its geographical footprint, it said.
Will Hunt’s tax changes push non-doms out of London? March 11, 2024 Non-doms, or non-domiciles, are people who live in the UK and pay tax on UK earnings whilst maintaining a primary home overseas.
British Land crowns former Lazard man as chair March 11, 2024 Property giant British Land has appointed banking veteran William Rucker as its new chair, replacing Tim Score.
Building Blocks: what is Bitcoin halving? March 11, 2024 Lately, you may have heard reference to something known as the Bitcoin halving, or “halvening.” To the uninitiated, this might suggest splitting a Bitcoin into two equal parts and if that’s your first thought, you’re on the right track. However, to fully understand the meaning of Bitcoin halving we must first understand exactly how new Bitcoins are issued into circulation.
Griffin: UK’s newest bank lands £19m funding round as it looks to scale March 11, 2024 Griffin, the UK’s newest fully operational bank, has secured a $24m (£19m) funding round as it looks to take on new customers for its Banking as a Service (BaaS) platform.
Can AI help solve the UK’s public sector productivity puzzle? March 11, 2024 Jeremy Hunt wants to embed AI throughout the public sector to boost productivity - but experts suggest the policy could take a long time to deliver results.
Fraud isn’t a victimless crime and we mustn’t treat it as though it is March 11, 2024 Fraud might not hit the headlines often, but that doesn't mean it's not a pressing issue, writes Chris Hayward.