Arise Sir Oliver: Dowden given knighthood and Grayling to the Lords
Oliver Dowden is amongst a host of politicos receiving honours just hours before the election
Five of the best good boys (and girls) at polling stations
Elections are festivals of democracy but no matter their objections to mandatory leads, grass-walking policies or anti-swimming laws, dogs of Britain are too often excluded
Investment in UK student housing climbs 245 per cent to record high
Investment in the UK's purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) sector soared to £1.7bn during the first half of the year, according to BNP Paribas, in yet another sign of the real estate class's e
Could Smith & Nephew ditch the London Stock Exchange?
Smith & Nephew is facing questions over whether it could ditch its London listing after activist investor Cevian Capital took a stake in the medical equipment manufacturer.
Wealth managers have lost a fifth of customers due to this issue
Wealth managers are losing a fifth of customers due to poor complaint procedures, bringing into question the state of the colossal industry, a new study has revealed.
UK-US flights forecast to hit record highs in July
Some 4,670 one-way departures are expected from Britain in July, coming in at an average of one every 9.5 minutes.
UK a ‘beacon of stability’ for markets amid boring election campaign
The polls have consistently put Labour about 20 points ahead with YouGov's latest poll suggesting they are on track for the biggest majority since 1832, the year of the Great Reform Act.
Cineworld: Final curtain set to fall on dozens of cinemas as part of sweeping restructuring
Cineworld is planning to shutter a quarter of its UK cinemas as part of a sweeping restructuring plan.
Ground Rents Income Fund has published its results for the year to 30 September
Schroders' Ground Rents Income Fund has called an Emergency General Meeting after "significant challenges... largely out of its control" caused consecutive hefty drops in the value of its portfolio.
Demand for office space in the City of London jumps as firms return
Stuart Lawson, a director in Savills’ Central London Agency team, said: "The first half of 2024 has demonstrated positive progress in the City of London's office market, following on from a strong