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  • Charity attracts better bankers

    July 28, 2015

    IT IS a truth universally acknowledged that a business in possession of a good fortune must be in want of a charity. According to researchers City Philanthropy, businesses should be looking to attract young talent by ramping up their charitable efforts. An impressive four out of every five City slickers give to charity, but over a [...]

  • Kevin Pietersen hails significance of mentor Clive Rice on career

    July 28, 2015

    Former England batsman Kevin Pietersen yesterday paid tribute to his mentor and ex-South Africa all-rounder Clive Rice, who died after suffering from a brain tumour.   Read more: Pietersen tips Australia to win Ashes   Rice played a pivotal role in Pietersen’s development while coach of county side Nottinghamshire after signing the then young South African [...]

  • Lord Sewel joins ‘wannabe wolves’ Tom Osborne and Paul Flowers amid cocaine allegations

    July 27, 2015

    Is it just us, or are powerful people getting complacent when it comes to excess? This weekend video footage emerged of cross-bench peer Lord Sewel appearing to drink champagne, snort some powder and make merry with two ladies of questionable repute.        Sewel’s sad soiree comes almost exactly one month after a young [...]

  • Golf Comment: Danny Willett’s European Masters win is sign of changing of English guard

    July 27, 2015

    Danny Willett’s triumph at the European Masters on Sunday, his second win in eight months, was a great response to going close at the Open a week earlier, but it was also symptomatic of a wider trend.   Read more: Willett hails his resilience after securing third Euro Tour success   It was further evidence that [...]

  • How a City property favourite is helping surfing become an Olympic sport

    July 27, 2015

    It's not often one of the world's largest real estate consultancies can legitimately say it's had a hand in creating an Olympic sport – but Colliers International could be about to, after it advised on the feasibility and sustainability of a "Wavegarden" surf lagoon, part of the International Surf Association's (ISA) attempt at becoming an [...]

  • Showing off in your supercar will soon be a crime in Kensington & Chelsea

    July 26, 2015

    Revving engines, super-fast acceleration and loud music pumping out of Ferraris and Lamborghinis as they cruise past will no longer be part of daily life in Kensington & Chelsea.   Read more: UK trader arrested in Hong Kong for running over security guard in his Ferrari 458 Spider supercar   Fed up with young male drivers [...]

  • GSK share price stays steady as not-for-profit Malaria vaccine gains European approval

    July 24, 2015

    GSK's malaria vaccine has gained approval from the European Medicines Agency following a safety and efficacy review, and could soon be used for immunisation across sub-Saharan Africa.    Read more: Why drug-resistant superbugs could wipe 6pc off the world economy by 2050   Mosquirix, which is designed primarily for use on children, has taken GSK 30 [...]

  • The fear of failure drives middle-aged men to depression, and it’s often the economy’s fault

    July 24, 2015

    “The young are slaves to dreams; the old servants to regrets”, said Theodore Roosevelt. Middle age is the sensible stage of life, when we know where we are and where we are heading, having forgotten the disruptive passions of our younger years, accepted our numerous personal limitations and forgiven ourselves for our many sins.   [...]

  • Rare his ‘n’ hers houses go on sale in Kensington

    July 23, 2015

    Campden Hill Road, Kensington, £12.75m each   Everybody needs a bit of space in their relationships, but if you feel you need more than most, then these twin houses may be the perfect solution. Two identical semi-detached houses have entered the market in Kensington. Complete mirror images of one another inside and out, Hyde House [...]

  • Israel’s property is going sky high: Tel Aviv’s Meier-on-Rothschild tower is a symbol of the city’s rapidly-growing residential market

    July 23, 2015

    The ancient 3,000-year old city of Tel Aviv, which was built during the Ottoman Empire, with its stone houses and narrow streets, is transforming rapidly into one of the most progressive and international destinations on the planet.    With an international, young, and stylish crowd, Israel’s largest metropolitan city has a record-breaking number of tech [...]

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