The increasing appeal of the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange
It is already a firm favourite with US investors, now UK and European investors are catching on to the appeal of TASE as a centre of cheap finance
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Cycle to MAPIC: retail rouleur
The annual King’s Cross Cycle to MAPIC returns for its fifth outing this November. This year’s riders will not only be looking to meet fellow like-minded professionals from the retail property industry but will also be required to raise funds for children’s charity Coram as they cycle 700km in four days. We met up with four of this year’s sponsors to find out why they are involved.
It’s one step forward, two steps back in the housing crisis
Terror attacks, the Grenfell Tower tragedy and the general election outcome have all pushed the issue of the housing shortfall to the background – just as things were looking up.
Diary: Smarter than the average bears
Like litigation? Like bears? Well, we have just the book for you.
Blockade means uncertainty for future of Qatari investment
With billions invested in Britain and worldwide, Qatar has been a dynamic force for much of the 21st century, but June’s blockade of the Gulf state by its regional rivals is fuelling uncertainty
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LGBT WEEK: EG shares your stories and looks at the issues surrounding inclusivity
The robots are coming
COMMENT In truth, 90% of most workplace tasks could be automated in whole or in part, but whichever end of the disruption league table you find yourself, the worst thing to do would be to pretend the status quo is sustainable.
Paula Nickolds: reinventing John Lewis for the long term
Paula Nickolds may have had a tumultuous start to her tenure as John Lewis’s new managing director but she is poised to guide the department store head-first into the future, writes Deirdre Hipwell
Old Kent Road set to pass go
With the likely approval of the Old Kent Road Opportunity Area next year, along with confirmation of the Bakerloo line extensions, plans are afoot to transform the dud on the Monopoly board
Let the good times roll (for now)
COMMENT Another day, another £1bn-plus, sub-4% London skyscraper bought by a Hong Kong investor.
