Property developer Harworth Group has been given the green light to build a 1.5 million sq ft industrial and logistics hub. The London-listed developer secured a resolution to grant planning permission from …
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Videogame developer Keywords Studios has extended a deadline for its takeover by EQT today as the private equity giant puts the final touches to a deal worth more than £2bn. …
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City figures were cautiously optimistic about Labour’s plans for government despite the party confirming its raid on private equity bosses. The manifesto, released this week, contained no major promises that …
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Housebuilder Bellway has until next month to table a new offer for its rival Crest Nicholson after the smaller firm confirmed it rejected a £650m bid last month on the …
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The team that wins this year’s Euro 2024 Championship in Germany could pocket themselves £28,250,000 in prize money. Data from the Uefa Financial Report, crunched by Football Benchmark, has shown …
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Supermarket giant Tesco has reported an increase in sales and market share as inflationary pressures eased and its efforts to keep prices low for customers continued to pay off. The …
It’s set to be another blockbuster year for TV shows in 2026, with the return of much-loved franchises like Bridgerton and Industry, as well as …
WITH the all-important Four-Year-Old Classic Series starting with the Classic Mile at the beginning of next month, it is imperative for many stables that their …
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UK consumer confidence falls in February as technical recession is a bummer for Brits
UK consumer confidence fell two points in February as reports of a technical recession dampened hopes. GfK’s consumer confidence report, which measures members of the …
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Who is buying London’s mansions? 60 per cent go to wealthy buyers from four countries
The super-prime market in London is booming. More mansions in the capital are being sold, for higher prices, to an increasingly international base. In 2023, …
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Nvidia surges to record $277 billion market cap in single day, riding AI ‘FOMO’ wave
Nvidia, a leading chipmaker, shattered records by achieving the largest single-session market capitalization increase for a publicly listed company. The company witnessed an astonishing 16.4% …
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Moving markets: Will FTSE 100 ride the ‘FOMO’ wave in AI trade today?
Moving markets today: Asian markets follow wall street surge, Nvidia fuels AI frenzy, oil prices drop, China’s home prices slide; focus on German GDP and …
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Cricket: England, India, Bazball and cracked pitches
Come 4am tomorrow morning in Ranchi, England’s Bazball revolution sees its next chapter get underway. Because in the fourth Test between India and England there’s …
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Awards announced for Square Mile’s green champions
The City of London Corporation has marked three decades of working towards a greener Square Mile by doling out awards to the City’s clean energy …
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Lloyds could face £3.5bn hit from FCA motor finance probe, analysts warn
A wide-ranging review of historic motor finance commission arrangements has rocked the UK’s banking sector at a time when the biggest players are reporting record …
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Post Office row: Top civil servant denies telling Henry Staunton to delay payments
The senior civil servant former Post Office chairman Henry Staunton claimed told him to delay the Horizon IT compensation payments has denied such a conversation …
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Troubles for Custodian as bidding war over Abrdn property trust escalates
Dissatisfaction among the shareholders of the Custodian Property Income REIT has erupted over the trust’s bidding war for the £203.6m Abrdn Property Income Trust. Custodian, …
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Debanking: First Farage, now London sex workers in bid to end ‘Victorian age’ lending
London campaigners are urging the government and mayoral candidates to help drag the capital’s adult entertainment workers out of a “Victorian age” of banking. The …