Piers Wehner

Offices in London are in dangerously short supply as the economy returns and the financial sector starts to seek more space.

Tesco is reported to be looking at a wide-ranging sale of assets as new chief executive Dave Lewis takes to axe to the company’s cost base.

Investors pulled nearly $13bn out of Aberdeen Asset Management last year amid fears of a slowdown in emerging markets.

Post-Christmas sales are becoming a thing o the past, according to John Lewis, as pre-Christmas sales are leaving no bargains in store.

New property portal OnTheMarket, which is backed by major estate agents, has been accused of being anti-consumer and anti-competition.

The number of new home loan agreements has fallen again, suggesting a weakening of demand in the property market.

C&C Group, is expected to withdraw its interest in the Spirit Pub Company next week, leaving the way clear for Greene King’s £1.35bn takeover.

Acute congestion at America’s west coast ports is threatening supply chains across the world as operators struggle to cope with the weight of freight.

Architects Quinlan and Francis Terry have drafted plans for a classically-inspired ‘ground-scraper’ as part of a bid for the Hyde Park barracks site.

Macau’s once golden gaming industry suffered its first annual revenue decline last year as Chinese authorities cracked down on corruption.

London’s will get its highest public garden on Monday as the sky garden at the top of the Walkie-Talkie building opens to the public.