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  • Crossrail to be run by Hong Kong Metro operator MTR beating British rail firms to £1.4bn contract

    July 18, 2014

    Hong Kong transport company MTR has been awarded the lucrative contract to run London’s new Crossrail train service by Transport for London. MTR already runs London Overground in a partnership with British firm Arriva, which it triumphed over in the bidding. Keolis with partner Go Ahead and National Express were also in the running. The [...]

  • Maggie’s cancer centre has green light at St Barts

    July 17, 2014

    Plans to build a new cancer care centre at St Bartholomew’s Hospital were passed by the City of London Planning and Transportation Com­mittee yesterday, having received support from City figures such as Sam Laidlaw of Centrica and HSBC’s Stuart Gullliver, with backing from City A.M. Building of the centre, designed by architect Steven Holl and [...]

  • City delays vote over renaming of Heron Tower

    July 17, 2014

    THE CITY of London has delayed a controversial vote over whether to grant the Heron Tower permission to rename itself after its biggest tenant, Salesforce, in a new twist to the saga. The City’s Planning and Transportation Committee said yesterday that the decision would be debated at a meeting later this year after members felt [...]

  • Uber launches in Hong Kong as global expansion gathers pace

    July 17, 2014

    Uber launched its service in Hong Kong yesterday, as the mobile app for hailing private hire cars continued its fast global expansion to cover 150 cities in 41 countries. The official launch in Hong Kong comes after a successful four-week trial period, and follows the recent launch of its Beijing service. Uber is now available [...]

  • Heron Tower won’t become Salesforce Tower – at least not yet

    July 17, 2014

    The City of London has decided to delay a controversial vote over whether to grant the Heron Tower permission to rename itself after its biggest tenant Salesforce, in a new twist to the saga. The City's planning and transportation committee said that the decision would be reviewed at a special meeting in August after members [...]

  • Boards win day despite investor revolts

    July 16, 2014

    Three major UK companies suffered significant shareholder revolts yesterday on a busy day for annual general meetings – and, inevitably, the City grandee Sir John Peace was at the centre of one of the dramas. Peace, who has been at the centre of two shareholder battles already this year, found him­self under fire again after nearly [...]

  • Heathrow City in pictures: Designs for airport redevelopment include new homes and tech hub

    July 16, 2014

    Heathrow airport could be replaced by 190,000 new homes, a factory or swathes of parkland, according to plans revealed by architects. London mayor Boris Johnson is especially keen on the plans to develop a "Heathrow City", given his backing for a new airport in the Thames estuary.  The designs were backed by Johnson and commissioned by [...]

  • City Matters: Why the frustrating rejection of Smithfield redevelopment helps no one

    July 14, 2014

    In 2018, the first Crossrail trains will come roaring in to Farringdon Station and commuters will spill out along its 200m platform. Some of them will be working in the new office buildings going up on Farringdon Street, as the railway helps revitalise the area. None will be working in the new Smithfield Quarter building [...]

  • The sharing economy and VCs: A marriage made through money

    July 13, 2014

      Hitchhiking once meant a compassionate driver picking up a rain-sodden stranger for nothing more than heartfelt gratitude. Today, its modern equivalent is “ridesharing”. Drivers now list journeys on their smartphones and sell seats in advance to offset the cost of petrol. Passengers book a seat online just like booking a train ticket, except that [...]

  • Focus On… Wimbledon: A game of two halves

    July 10, 2014

    AS THE Championships drew to a close last week, it wasn’t just Novak Djokovic who was counting his prize money. Savvier residents in the leafy, south west London suburb who rented their property out for the fortnight also  earned themselves a tidy profit, according to estate agents Hamptons International.  “Many home owners choose to let [...]

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