Piccadilly Circus News
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The real estate unit of Ontario Municipal Employees Retirement System agreed to buy a 50 percent stake in the commercial real estate part of a 320 million-pound ($483 million) London project for an undisclosed amount from Britain’s Crown Estate.
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A painting of London by L.S. Lowry, from a collection formed by the late U.K. caterer and hotelier Charles Forte, sold last night for 5.6 million pounds ($8.8 million) at an auction in London.
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Jane Ong thought she had a good case to sue her accountants in Singapore over asset valuations during a two-decade divorce fight. Short of money, she persuaded a litigation funder -- an investor that pays for a lawsuit in return for a share of the proceeds -- to help.
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When the British drama “Mr. Selfridge” debuted on PBS this week, American viewers saw two things rarely on display in contemporary popular culture: a businessman hero and, more remarkably, a version of commercial history that includes not just manufacturing but shopping.
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The Crown Estate, the property company that generates income for Queen Elizabeth II, plans to spend 400 million pounds ($630 million) redeveloping an area near London’s Piccadilly Circus.
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Imagine a grand London restaurant, with high ceilings and beautiful Art Deco designs, where the rich and famous come to dine, or possibly just to see and be seen. Sounds like the Wolseley, doesn’t it?
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The Rolling Stones, colorful as peacocks with cigarettes in hand, walk through gray, hazy St. James’s Park.
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Volkswagen AG’s premium Audi brand is unveiling a London showroom featuring giant LED screens that let customers design their own vehicles, part of the carmaker’s effort to bring in younger, media-oriented buyers.
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The British monarchy’s property manager may revive a plan to sell a stake in Regent Street , in the heart of London’s West End shopping district.
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The seedy beginnings of the Beatles come under the spotlight in a London stage production.
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