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  • City Moves for 03 November 2014 | Who’s switching jobs

    November 2, 2014

    Cunningham Lindsey Simon How has been appointed global specialty markets director at the loss adjusting and claims management firm. He most recently worked as a senior manager at Lloyd’s, where he was responsible for its claims strategy. How has also held claims consultancy roles at PwC and EY. NewSmith Asset Management The asset management firm [...]

  • Manufacturing figures point to slower growth – London Report

    November 2, 2014

    MANUFACTURING figures due out today are likely to show a loss of momentum in the UK economy’s growth. The manufacturing purchasing managers’ survey for October is forecast to sit at 51.5, the same as for September and weaker than the rates of 52.2 in August and 54.7 in July. A reading of 50 shows no [...]

  • Subtle signals are crucial in business

    November 2, 2014

    Even the smallest actions can make a huge impression – think carefully before asking questions.   Subtle signals exist in all of our interactions, and the best businesspeople have a firm command over the messages they are sending.    New Tesco boss Dave Lewis, for example, quickly decided to sell the firm’s fleet of private [...]

  • From Danish sperm and Ukip voters to banking stress tests and Tesco’s criminal probe: 10 things we learned this week

    October 31, 2014

    There was plenty keeping us busy this week, and not all of it was Halloween related. What were the top 10 things we learned?    1. An inadvertent comment by a Royal Bank of Canada employee cost the firm several million dollars. The bank had been working on the record-breaking Alibaba IPO but voluntarily withdrew [...]

  • Save money when buying overseas

    October 31, 2014

    Whether it’s a villa in the sun-kissed Côte d'Azur, a chalet in the Alps or a pied-à-terre in Paris, France has long been a favourite destination for second home owners. And that desire shows no sign of abating, as trends in the French capital are showing: “In Paris, foreign buyers are now accounting for nearly [...]

  • London property prices: More million-pound properties have been sold in London this year than ever before

    October 31, 2014

    London house prices might be cooling, but things are certainly hotting up at the premium end of the market. Sales of properties costing more than £1m have reached record levels in the UK with 6,143 houses sold in the first half of the year- 70 per cent of which were in London. That’s nearly 2,000 [...]

  • Helios penthouse atop Kew Bridge West’s Hyperion Tower is a whole new level of luxury

    October 30, 2014

      Flowers are not the only things sprouting up in Kew these days. A number of new housing developments are entering the market, enticing buyers to find better value for money in the greener, airier, more spacious suburbs of south west London.    One of these is Kew Bridge West, a new development from St [...]

  • Fancy owning an 18th century Parisian palace? 140 Rue de Grenelle is up for sale

    October 30, 2014

      The 18th century palace you can actually buy at 140 Rue de Grenelle.   A rare opportunity to own one of the grandest homes in central Paris. The Rue de Grenelle has over 300 years of Parisian style, architecture and history written into its walls and, after 18 months of restoration and refurbishment, it’s [...]

  • Bow, Tower Hamlets: All you need to know about London’s new eastern hotspot

    October 30, 2014

      Everyone knows how well Hackney is doing in the property stakes, with house price increases outstripping any other borough in London over the last 12 months. But how about its neighbour Tower Hamlets? As a borough, it’s building more new homes than any other in the country. Bromley-by-Bow, in particular, has been popular with [...]

  • Countrywide expects strong full year profits after record quarter

    October 30, 2014

    PROPERTY services firm Countrywide saw its shares climb 2.4 per cent yesterday, as it reported record profits for the third quarter of 2014. Income at the group was £188m, up 22 per cent compared with the same period of last year, and the company said it was on track to deliver full-year results in line [...]

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