In the news this morning, London has topped Knight Frank’s 2019 City Wealth Index, reclaiming the spot from New York, showing that regardless of what happens with Brexit the UK remains the leading global wealth centre for 2019. Click here for the EG story, and here for a different take from the broadsheets.
Also today, the national papers cover the record number of skyscrapers popping up – and proposed for – London’s skyline, and Debenham’s continuing woes following its fourth profit warning.
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