Piers Wehner

Sir John Bradfield, the visionary behind the foundation of the Cambridge Science Park and the expansion of Felixstowe docks, has died, aged 89.

US bank Citigroup has become the first company to make a donation towards the Garden Bridge, a proposed new footbridge across the Thames.

Allowing northern cities to keep all the revenues from business rates could inject £4.4bn into their economies, according to consultancy firm CVS.

An increasing number of companies in the eurozone are bringing operations back home, despite the bloc’s stagnating economy.

The Axa-led consortium bidding to buy the Pinnacle skyscraper site is expected to apply for a new planning permission to make building easier.

Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsey has appointed BDO to search for minority investors to fund the expansion of his Gordon Ramsey Group of restaurants.

Department store chain Selfridges has rung up its highest profits in its 105-year history as a result of its conned push into the luxury market.

Hammerson will leave its home in Grosvenor Street in April, relocating staff to offices at King’s Cross and Reading.

AllSaints has drawn a line under its troubles following the Icelandic banking collapse to announce an earnings leap of 750% from £2m to £17.2m.

Banks have doubled the fees they charge mortgage borrowers to £1600 in the passed five years, sussing an range of ‘sneaky’ levies.

House prices in London’s most exclusive areas have failed to grow for the first time in four years, according to Knight Frank.