London Office Owners Eye £1 Billion of Sales as Freeze Thaws
Owners of trophy London office properties are preparing a raft of sales, anticipating a long-stalled recovery in the city’s ...
Why Would Britain Trade a London Icon to China for Peanuts?
The presence of so many Hong Kong protesters outside Beijing's proposed mega-embassy at the former Royal Mint points to the ...
In the City: How Net-Zero’s Troubles Made BP Vulnerable
The City of London is reinventing itself and Bloomberg’s Francine Lacqua and David Merritt go behind the scenes uncovering ...
City of London Looks to Australian Mega-Pension Funds as Model
Britain is studying Australia’s pensions mega funds as it seeks to learn lessons from the success of the A$4.1 trillion ($2.6 ...
IBM CEO Says DeepSeek Moment Will Help Fuel AI Adoption
International Business Machines Corp. Chief Executive Officer Arvind Krishna said a reckoning over the costs of developing ...
KKR Said to Hold Flora Business for Longer to Tackle Debt Pile
KKR & Co. is now likely to hold onto the maker of Flora and Country Crock spreads until at least 2026, as it seeks to reduce ...
UK Housing Market’s Spring Could Come Early
It's been a tough winter in the UK, not just the weather but the stingy consumer spirit and the fumbling of Keir Starmer’s ...
The Black Market for Oil Will Continue to Thrive
Unless Western governments are ready to accept higher prices, Russia, Venezuela and Iran will continue to evade sanctions.