A leading commercial property supermarket has imposed new time targets for checkout staff in an attempt to cut queues at the tills.... Read More
Usually we get Halloween out of the way before we start thinking about Christmas and seeing festive adverts and promotions all over the TV and in retail commercial properties.... Read More
The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB) has announced plans to invest $1.04 billion (£672.1) in two office towers in Sydney, Australia.... Read More
Recently Movehut News reported that university applications for the approaching academic year have fallen by 8.9 per cent.... Read More
Many Britons are already tired of hearing about the Olympics, we must all admit. The cost, the organisation, even the heightened security – by this stage, a lot of people are admitting looking forward to the Games simply because it means the end is in sight.... Read More
McDonald’s, as official sponsors of the London 2012 Olympic Games have exclusive brand rights to much of the food and drink produce sold in participating Olympic commercial properties.... Read More
Commercial property consulting firm GVA has released a report stating that demand for top-notch office space in Edinburgh is so high that the city could run out in the next 18 months.... Read More
A new study published this week has revealed that women who work in a commercial property office for more than 35 hours a week are more likely to gain weight than their part-time counterparts... Read More
Supergroup which owns both Cult and Superdry brands has reported a rise in sales after 12 months of uncertainty.... Read More
The news that French luxury brand Chanel is to open a store in London’s Covent Garden confirms that the transformation of the area is proving successful.... Read More
The market for office space in the U.S. is going through a period of sluggish growth, with the notable exception of San Francisco.... Read More
Airport commercial properties in the UK are attracting a lot of negative press at the moment, whether it is due to grounded flights as a result of adverse weather conditions or interminable queues within the terminal buildings.... Read More
The chocolate maker Thorntons PLC has made a comeback after reporting a rise in sales in the last nine weeks up to 30 June 2012... Read More
The current economic climate and unemployment crisis has moved work related stress to whole new levels, with commercial property employees eager to demonstrate how dedicated they are to their jobs in hope of saving them.... Read More
Britain’s summer so far has been, at best, bleak. In fact, the MET office has announced that this is expected to be the wettest July on record... Read More
Last week saw Europe’s tallest commercial property building in central London revealed to the public with a spectacular laser light show.... Read More
Friday the 13th – a horror movie, a legend, and most importantly, a day the more superstitious among us refuse to do anything important... Read More
Have you ever wondered where the milk you pour in your tea or on your cereal in a morning comes from?... Read More
Britain’s bars and pubs are officially struggling, with multiple commercial properties being forced to close every week.... Read More
The nationwide network failure affecting O2 customers has now entered its second day leaving thousands unable to make calls, send text messages or use data... Read More
If you have a product that has passed its use by date, you are more than likely going to throw it in one of your coloured bins, depending where you live.... Read More
The Government has announced that Remploy, which provides displayed people with employment opportunities, is to close half of its 54 factories due to substantial financial losses.... Read More
