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  • Big tobacco companies lose High Court battle over plain packaging

    May 19, 2016

    Big tobacco firms have lost a High Court challenge against new plain packaging rules that will be implemented tomorrow.  Under the new rules, all cigarette packets will look similar, with the same green colour, font, size, case and alignment of text on boxes. Manufacturers will have to comply with the new packaging legislation from 20 [...]

  • Buy to let stampede not enough to stop mortgage lending from rising in April

    May 19, 2016

    The housing market shows no sign of letting up as mortgage lending came to a post-crisis high for the month of April, despite the buy to let stampede in March. Gross mortgage lending – the amount dished out by lenders to people buying new homes – came in at £18.5bn in April, up 16 per cent over the year [...]

  • Five reasons why investing in Iran is too great a risk for British firms

    May 19, 2016

    This morning, in a giant ballroom in one of London’s most luxurious hotels, executives from leading corporations will gather for a major investment conference. In some ways, the conference will be like dozens that take place across London each year. However, this one has an unusual and ominous twist: it is organised precisely to encourage [...]

  • EU referendum: Brexit risks compromising plans to build hundreds of thousands of new homes

    May 19, 2016

    If Britain votes to leave the EU it risks sparking a chronic construction skills deficit, compromising plans to build hundreds of thousands of new homes. According to new research, a Leave vote could lead to a cut in the construction workforce, which would in turn jeopardise plans to expand the UK's housing stock that would otherwise ease [...]

  • Foxtons shareholders just voted through a 19 per cent wage hike for its chief executive – despite a fall in share price

    May 18, 2016

    More proof that 2016's so-called shareholder spring is more of a trickle of dissent? Foxtons shareholders have voted through a 19 per cent payrise for chief executive Nic Budden – despite the fact shares have plummeted in the last year. In a statement this afternoon, the estate agent, which focuses on properties in central London, said [...]

  • China’s Midea is gunning for German industrial robot maker Kuka with one of the largest ever unsolicited approaches of a foreign company by a Chinese buyer

    May 18, 2016

    Chinese home-appliance maker Midea is plotting a takeover attempt of German industrial robot maker Kuka, in a deal that values the German company at $5bn (£3.4bn).  If it goes ahead it would be one of the largest unsolicited approaches of a foreign company by a Chinese buyer. The deal is the latest in a round of recent tie-ups and investments in [...]

  • The Bank of England’s agents’ summary on Brexit, housing and the living wage

    May 18, 2016

    The economic slowdown is set to continue right up until the EU referendum, the Bank of England's latest agents' summary has revealed. The Bank's sprawling network of so-called agents are Threadneedle's streets eyes and ears on the ground of the real economy. They monitor local conditions, talk to businesses, and assess the general state of the nation, [...]

  • This London proptech startup’s landed £2m to help make renting less awful

    May 18, 2016

    A London property technology startup which aims to be the Amazon of renting has landed several millions of pounds in funding from renowned tech investor Robin Klein, among others. Goodlord simplifies renting via an app which takes the hassle out of the paperwork with a "rental passport" that keeps hold of renters' information as well as making [...]

  • UK house sales and purchases set to jump by a fifth by 2020 – but will still be below 2007 levels

    May 18, 2016

    UK housing transactions are set to jump by a fifth by 2020, but this will still be eight per cent lower than pre-financial crisis levels, according to a new report today. Conveyancing services provider My Home Move predicts that the number of annual property transactions will rise from the 1.23 million recorded last year to [...]

  • Enterprise Inns posts revenue growth and announces it will sell 22 commercial property sites in a £20m deal by mid-June

    May 17, 2016

    The UK's largest pub company, Enterprise Inns, has made "good progress" in the first half of 2016 and is primed to sell 22 of its commercial sites in a £20m deal by mid-June.  The figures Enterprise Inn's revenues nudged up by £3m in the first half of 2016, from £302m this time last year to [...]

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