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  • London’s tech cluster ranked largest in Europe

    September 4, 2018

    London's tech cluster has been ranked the largest in Europe, according to research today which suggests there has been a surge of millennial talent coming into the UK. The capital saw off the likes of Paris, Madrid and Rome to finish top of an index which ranked Europe’s largest technology clusters based on the size, [...]

  • Real estate giant swoops in for prime London student property

    September 4, 2018

    One of Europe’s largest real estate investors agreed to buy a prime central London student block for nearly £70m today, in a move that reflects the growing level of property investment being poured into the capital’s student accommodation sector. Aberdeen Standard Investments, which manages more than £43bn of real estate assets, has splashed out £68.8m [...]

  • House of Fraser administrator faces complaint over Sports Direct sale

    September 3, 2018

    House of Fraser's administrator is facing a complaint over its handling of the department store's collapse and sale to Sports Direct. In a letter seen by City A.M., businessman Paul Mckie claimed he was told by Ernst & Young on the morning of the administration that the firm had not been appointed. The official complaint, [...]

  • Mercedes-Benz to unveil its first Tesla-challenger electric SUV

    September 3, 2018

    Mercedes-Benz is set to lift the hood on its first electric vehicle tomorrow, debuting its EQC electric SUV to challenge Tesla's hold on the luxury battery-powered market. Early publicity efforts from Mercedes have largely echoed a Tesla-style approach in order to appeal to its young and trendy demographic, releasing a series of teasers for the new [...]

  • Berry Bros & Rudd boss Dan Jago interview: Uncorking Britain’s oldest wine merchant

    September 3, 2018

    The flagship shop of Berry Brothers & Rudd has remained unchanged for over 300 years. Famous customers, from Byron to Churchill, have stepped through the doorway and left St James’s Street behind for a wood-panelled room replete with bottles of top-notch plonk. In the back room, one of the walls has been repurposed after previously [...]

  • 12 Hay Hill in Mayfair shows shared workspaces are going upmarket to capture the professional crowd

    September 3, 2018

    Coworking spaces seem to be taking over the city. Right now, the largest private-sector occupier of office space in central London isn’t a tech firm or major bank. It’s WeWork, a leading provider of shared workspaces. And coworking is big business: WeWork was valued at £27bn in June, making it the world’s second most valuable [...]

  • DEBATE: With PwC letting workers choose their own hours, is the 9-to-5 working week still relevant?

    September 3, 2018

    With PwC letting workers choose their own hours, is the 9-to-5 working week still relevant? While the idea of the traditional 9-5 might be shifting in terms of where and how we work, we certainly shouldn’t abandon the principle of specific working hours altogether. There is no denying that technology is a fantastic enabler which [...]

  • Focus On Covent Garden: The tourist trap turned foodie hotspot also does homes

    August 31, 2018

    Who lives in Covent Garden anyway? To most Londoners, this historic 17th century piazza is synonymous with street performers and burger bars. It’s always been a place to pass through on the way to the theatre, rather than a place to spend much time in or, god forbid, live in. But all that is changing [...]

  • The simple changes that could save the Lifetime Isa

    August 31, 2018

    It’s never been harder for young people to get on the property ladder, and yet they’re not being given the tools or information they need. The Lifetime Isa was supposed to help, but ended up leaving a lot of people confused. While some are calling for it to be scrapped altogether, I think the Lifetime [...]

  • Red tape for Red Bull: The ban-happy nanny state is coming for energy drinks

    August 31, 2018

    I don’t remember the last time I saw a six-year-old queuing for a cappuccino in Pret. Nor have I ever noticed one standing in line, with their own cash, paying for their fizzy drink of choice over the counter at corner shop. That’s because realistically these instances cannot happen without the assistance of an adult, who [...]

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