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  • A short history of leasehold, and why it’s taken so long to end the ‘feudal’ system

    July 20, 2024

    In the King’s Speech, the Government finally outlined plans to phase the “feudal” system out of England and Wales.  Here's why it took so long

  • FTSE 100 today: Blue-chip poised to end two-week winning streak amid global uncertainty

    July 19, 2024

    Asian markets drop with Wall Street; oil prices fall; Japan inflation rises; Netflix exceeds subscriber targets; UK retail sales data next.

  • Frasers shares jump as firm’s profit comes in at the ‘top end’ of guidance

    July 18, 2024

    The group, which became one of the UK's top retailers under the stewardship of Mike Ashley, said adjusted profit before tax rose 13.1 per cent to £545m.

  • “We live well, we sleep well, we eat well”: Why Sofitel’s boss is leaning into its French heritage

    July 18, 2024

    “We know how to live life” Maud Bailly is on a mission to give Sofitel a new lease of life as a global luxury marker – with a very French identity Maud Bailly could be doing anything. In her glittering career she’s worked in the French finance ministry and the French Prime Minister’s office. She’s run a [...]

  • Craig Wright, fake Satoshi Nakamoto, faces UK prosecution

    July 18, 2024

    Craig Wright, an Australian computer scientist who claimed to be Bitcoin’s inventor, faces referral to British prosecutors for alleged perjury.

  • London cyber firm CultureAI raises £8m to double workforce and ‘fix human error’

    July 17, 2024

    CultureAI's latest capital injection follows seed rounds of $4m (£3.1m) in 2021 and $5m (£3.8m) in 2023.

  • Nick Train’s Lindsell Train Global Equity fund downgraded after years of poor performance

    July 17, 2024

    Nick Train's performance has left much to be desired over the past five years.

  • Helical slashes dividend despite London lettings and development progress

    July 17, 2024

    Progress in flagship central London office developments and the successful lettings of three Aldgate East spaces has led office specialist Helical to underline its confidence it has in the capital's office market despite having to slash its dividend.

  • Behind the companies turning goals into gold at Euro 2024

    July 17, 2024

    England may have fallen at the final hurdle, but Ali Lyon says advertising agencies and broadcasters enjoyed a very fruitful tournament at Euro 2024 Adidas’s flagship advert for this year’s European Championships had all the raw ingredients to pluck on the archetypal England fan’s heartstrings effectively. In Jude Bellingham it had a protagonist who was [...]

  • London offices: Bigger is better, as construction of smaller spaces in the capital dries up

    July 17, 2024

    For the first time in at least two decades not a single new office scheme smaller than 100,000 square feet began construction in London in the first half of this year, despite demand for larger spaces reaching record highs.

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