Nottingham City Council is selling the buildings, which include the landmark Guildhall, following its decision to bring all key departments under one roof at Loxley House – the office complex on...
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Shareholders of homeware chain Dunelm have voted overwhelmingly in favour of paying themselves a £43m bonus. The thriving Syston company said 99.9% of investors approved the special dividend. It will...
NOTTINGHAM property consultant Tim Garratt has been to MIPIM six times. In the boom years, the Cannes festival – the biggest gathering of the property and development industry in the world –...
A restoration firm is predicting a £1m turnover boost this year as it continues to win prestigious contracts to revamp historic buildings. Norman & Underwood, of Braunstone, Leicester, has secured...
AN in-depth study by business information giant Experian has identified Nottinghamshire's identity fraud "hotspots". Notts residents as a whole are less likely than the national average to be targeted. The...
He may be set to lose his job or even the General Election - but at least Alistair Darling's future is not quite this bleak.
Lloyds Banking Group surprised the City when it claimed it could return to profit this year because losses on toxic debts have not been as heavy as first feared.
Bailed out Bradford & Bingley today reported annual losses of £196m due to bad debt, fraud and professional negligence.
The Footsie was boosted this morning by a declaration, Lloyds Banking Group said it would return to profitability in 2010.
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