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  • Marie Claire US snapped up by Future, after bagging the UK edition last year

    May 12, 2021

    The US edition of Marie Claire magazine has been snapped up by specialist media platform Future this morning, after it bagged the UK edition last year. Under a five-year license agreement, the magazine will boost Future’s global monthly reach to 30m users, taking the company’s users to over 400m. The US edition, a joint venture [...]

  • Mears built up sturdy revenue last year, dipping only nine per cent

    May 12, 2021

    Housing and care provider group Mears built up a sturdy revenue of £805.8m last year, dipping only nine per cent, but was still struck by profit losses like most firms in 2020. The group, which manages and maintains 17,000 homes for local and central governments, reported £15.2m worth of losses of £15.2m, for the year [...]

  • CEO of Flutter sports betting platform FanDuel steps down

    May 12, 2021

    Sports betting and gaming group Flutter Entertainment has confirmed this morning its FanDuel chief executive officer will exit the top position after four years leading the sports gaming platform. Despite handing in his notice, Matt King has chosen to remain with FanDuel until a successor has been found. “It has been a privilege to lead FanDuel [...]

  • Brexit hit: Canada suffers £2.3 trillion derivatives loss in a single month

    May 11, 2021

    Canada suffered a loss of £2.3 trillion in a single month in its lucrative derivatives trading market, with Wall Street trading platforms the ones that benefitted. U.S. swap-execution facilities pulled in more trades across euros, pounds and dollars in March while London experienced an exodus compared to last July, while venues in [...]

  • City Corporation agrees let for the world’s very first ‘MONOPOLY LIFESIZED’ attraction

    May 11, 2021  |  City Talk

    Canada Corporation has today (11 May) announced it will be hosting the world’s first ‘MONOPOLY LIFESIZED’ attraction within its building at 213-215 Tottenham Court Road. Hasbro, Inc and Gamepath (a new division of international theatre producer Selladoor Worldwide) have released the initial details of the ‘MONOPOLY LIFESIZED’ experience – which is due to open in London on 14 August 2021. The [...]

  • Brits favour beach holidays over city breaks as the return of travel nears

    May 11, 2021

    Brits are itching for some sun after a seemingly endless winter lockdown, with most travellers looking for beach holidays now the return of foreign holidays is in sight, according to bookings site Lastminute. After the government confirmed a 17 May return to abroad travel, 59 per cent of Brits have been eyeing sun and beach [...]

  • UK engages in Covid vaccine waiver discussions with the US and WTO

    May 11, 2021

    The UK has begun seeking constructive engagement with the US and other World Trade Organisation (WTO) members on the conflicting issue of vaccine waivers, a government spokesman has said. Following pressure from charities to back the proposal, the UK government is yet to confirm whether it will back the US’ waiver. The waiver, proposed by [...]

  • Myth-Busting: Money printing must create inflation

    May 11, 2021  |  City Talk

    London ranks ninth on the UBS Global Real Estate Bubble Index for residential properties. Like in many other countries, property prices in the United Kingdom reached an all-time high in 2020. A global pandemic with sudden mass unemployment should have forced UK citizens to sell their homes, but the furlough policies, stamp duty holidays, and record-low interest rates [...]

  • City Pub group hammered by 57 per cent plunge in revenue

    May 11, 2021

    Hammered by restrictions, the City Pub group raked in £25.8 million in revenue last year, 57 per cent less than 2019 figures, despite buying a hefty stake in Kensington Park Hotel. The group, which has 45 pubs across London, Southern England and Wales, snapped up a 49 per cent stake in the hotel in the [...]

  • Collision of Covid-19 and Brexit fuels a £700bn blow to economic output

    May 11, 2021

    The UK economy has been forecast to suffer an over £700bn blow to output due to the collision of Covid-19 and Brexit, the National Institute of Economic and Social Research warned today. The bruising figure was made worse by the government’s “poor Covid-19 response”, the think tank said, adding that it has left the UK [...]

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