In the news this morning, Cushman & Wakefield says it is on track to deliver its full year guidance of adjusted EBITDA between $685 to $735m, after narrowing its Q1 losses. Click here for the details.
Also from EG, further uncertainty has been cast over the future of the £26bn regeneration of Old Oak in west London after a planning inspector highlighted potentially “show-stopping” matters at a public hearing.
EG Highlights: Is alternative data infiltrating real estate?
Fashion retailer Select set to collapse into administration
UK financial watchdog seeks changes to mortgage advice rules
Pizza group Domino’s warns on international business
Finance chief heads for the door at Kier
UK consumer spending picks up after Brexit delay
Purplebricks founder quits as online estate agent retreats from Australia
