Home ownership hits lowest level in 30 years as house price growth slows
Growth in UK house prices slowed down in March, while the number of home owners tumbled to the lowest level in over 30 years, figures released by Nationwide showed.
Forex
Asian Markets Exhibit Mixed Trend
Asian stock markets are exhibiting a mixed trend on Friday despite the positive cues overnight from Wall Street and crude oil prices rising above the $50 a barrel mark.
Stocks Finish Mostly Positive, Nasdaq Sets Record Closing High
Stocks moved mostly higher during trading on Thursday following the lackluster performance seen in the previous session.
North Carolina Lawmakers Vote To Repeal Controversial “Bathroom Bill”
Lawmakers in North Carolina voted Thursday to approve the repeal of the state’s controversial “bathroom law,” although the compromise bill has faced harsh criticism from LGBTQ and civil rights groups.
Major Averages Holding On To Modest Gains In Mid-Day Trading
While buying interest has remained somewhat subdued, stocks continue to see modest strength in mid-day trading on Thursday.
Feltham ranked the best value place to live in UK’s upmarket counties
How ordinary savers can invest in the luxury London property market IBTimes UK
Feltham in Greater London is the best value place to buy property in Britain’s most expensive counties, according to a new study.
West London is streets ahead in Europe’s rich list
It’s official. Kensington, Chelsea and Notting Hill are the richest places to live in Europe, according to a European-wide report.
Is JP Morgan mulling over a new EU hub post-Brexit?
Global investment bank JP Morgan appears to be scouting for a new post-Brexit European hub away from London, according to a media report.
Brexit boost as Spanish firms unveil plans for London expansion
Brexit day: Prime Minister Theresa May tells parliament that Article 50 has been triggered Reuters
Two of Spain’s largest companies will announce plans to expand their operations in London later today (30 March), just a day after Britain formally began the process of leaving the European Union after 44 years.
Theresa May triggers Brexit and admits UK will lose influence on European economy rules
Theresa May tells parliament that Article 50 has been triggered Reuters
Prime Minister Theresa May admitted that the UK will lose influence on the rules governing the European economy, as she invoked Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty and started the two-year-long Brexit talks on Wednesday (29 March).