A windfall tax on land values in East London is being considered by the Treasury to pay for the burgeoning cost of hosting the 2012 Olympics.
The Laurel Pub Company, controlled by Robert Tchenguiz, the property investor, has begun rebuilding the senior management team under new chief executive Paul Symonds.
Rob Hamilton, founder of serviced office broker Instant Offices, talks to the Financial Times about his ambitions for the rapidly expanding group.
IKEA’s UK managing director Peter Hogsted talks to The Times about his frustrations at the intricacies of the British planning system.
Country houses in the Home Counties are the latest beneficiaries of a recovery in the housing market, with values rising at their fastest level for six years.
PizzaExpress owner Gondala Holdings has agreed to a takeover by private equity firm Cinven that values the company at £559m as appetite for restaurants among private equity groups grows.
Chancellor Gordon Brown’s higher rate stamp duty tax has, the Daily Telegraph writes, “caught” 2.6m homes in the past nine years.
John Hargreaves, the chairman of Matalan, is expected to table an £817m bid for the low-price chain on Wednesday when a Takeover Panel deadline expires.
Freeport, the troubled European factory outlet developer, has announced a 23% drop in net asset value in the wake of write-downs on two of its largest sites.
Battersea Power Station is to open its door to visitors on Sunday for the first time in its 67-year history as a centre for the arts.
Paramount Restaurants, the owner of the Chez Gerard chain, has been sold to privatge equity firm PPM Capital for £107.5m, including debt.
Gala Coral is in prime position to bid for the Tote after ministers rejected an offer from a racing consortium and said it would review the disposal of the state…