Helen Ozolins
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Sainsbury’s could cut more than 1,000 head office jobs
WEEKEND PAPERS: Sainsbury’s could cut more than 1,000 head office jobs as it looks to make cost-savings totalling some £500m.
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Valuation Office Agency users dissatisfied with business rates appeal system
Nearly 90% of those using the Valuation Office Agency are unhappy with the service provided, according to figures from the agency, provided following a freedom of information request by Colliers…
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Latest listed buildings mark 70th anniversary of Historic England system
The latest buildings to get listed status include a cabbies’ shelter, a Jewish cemetery and a luxury Hobbit house.
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WeWork to invest $500m in Southeast Asia and South Korea
Shared workspace provider WeWork is to invest $500m in Southeast Asia and South Korea as part of its plans for expansion in Asia.
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Read this morning’s papers: OnTheMarket set to list/M7 explores listing
Round-up of today’s top property stories with quick links to the nationals.
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OnTheMarket set to list
OnTheMarket could announce plans to demutualise and list on the London stock exchange later today.
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M7 appoints bankers to look into £300m listing of vehicle
M7 has appointed bankers to examine a £300m listing of one of its vehicles, as it looks to invest in multi-let regional property.
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L&G acquires Inspired Villages for £40m
Legal & General is entering the retirement housing market, paying £40m to acquire Inspired Villages.
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TSB to stop providing mortgages to sportspeople
TSB will stop accepting applications for mortgages from sportspeople from next Tuesday, becoming the first lender to do so.
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Purplebricks addresses BBC allegations
Purplebricks has apologised for repeating claims in emails that had been ruled misleading by the Advertising Standards Authority.
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Worst July for fashion sales since 2009
Fashion sales dropped 3.5% on the year last month, making it the worst July for the sector since 2009, according to a BDO report.
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Better weather helps sales at Next
Better weather was behind a marked improvement in online and shop sales at Next in June and July, chief executive Simon Wolfson said.