All Property Week articles in 13 July 2007 – Page 3
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HBOS thunders Down Under
HBOS yesterday stepped up its international expansion plans with an aggressive push into Australia’s lucrative east coast banking market. Daily Telegraph. The Times. The Independent. The Guardian
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Mothercare targets Chinese babies
Mothercare has unveiled plans to move into China. Daily Telegraph. The Independent
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InterContinental Montreal sale and manage-back
InterContinental Hotels Group announced the sale of the 357-room InterContinental Montreal. The Times
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Sports Direct gains foothold in Field & Trek
Sports Direct has launched its second acquisition in less than a week, buying 60% of Field & Trek, the outdoor clothing and equipment retailer. The Times. Daily Telegraph. The Guardian. The Independent
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Morrison heir named
Supermarket group Morrison has named Sir Ian Gibson to succeed Sir Ken Morrison as chairman. Daily Telegraph. The Times
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Going Places to go
Thomas Cook has confirmed plans to close 67 Thomas Cook shops and 84 Going Places stores with the loss of about 730 jobs. The Times
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Capital Pub expansion
Capital Pub Company said that it planned to open four or five outlets in the current financial year. The Times
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Dubai Ports shelves London float
Dubai Ports World, the state-owned port operator, has shelved plans for a London flotation in what would have been the largest public offering from the Middle East. The Times
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Papa John's pizza action
Pizza delivery company Papa John’s has signed a deal with Geoff Parsons, a former Burger King franchisee, to open at least 10 stores along the M4 corridor over the next four years. The Times
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MWB’s Hotel du Vin and Malmaison for sale at £700m
Marylebone Warwick Balfour is to put the Hotel du Vin and Malmaison hotel chains up for sale for £700m today after deciding to pursue an outright sale of its hotel business. The Times
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InsightTried and tested
King Sturge and Property Week organised the industry’s first-ever triathlon on 29 June, raising £400,000 for charity.
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Prupim takes space in Weybridge
Prupim has let 11,635 sq ft to BP International at the Heights, Weybridge, on a 15-year lease with breaks after five and 10 years at £28.50/sq ft.
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Peel’s planning power play
Whittaker remains tight-lipped over planning tactics for £4.5bn Wirral Waters.
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Oracle worker
Oracle founder David Burke tells Doug Morrison about the company’s reinvention as a housebuilder
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MarketsWest, north and south
Donal Mulryan is driving West Properties from residential success into mixed-use territory in Manchester and Leeds, but his long-term ambitions lie further south.
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Raven Russia’s Moscow shed plan
AIM-listed Raven Russia announced this week that it is to develop a £56m, 1.2m sq ft distribution park in Moscow, in a 50:50 joint venture with Russian architecture and construction group SKF.
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Marks & Spencer stole the show
Marks & Spencer stole the show at Monday’s Retail and Leisure Property Awards, winning three prizes. Marks & Spencer property director Clem Constantine (second from right) received Town Centre Retailer of the Year, the Green Award and Retail Property Personality of the Year on behalf of chief ...
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MarketsThe market in minutes - North-west
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O Twelve posts strong NAV in maiden results
O Twelve Estates, the AIM-listed investment vehicle managed by Rugby Asset Management, posted good first year results this week, announcing a net asset value of £120.2m, or 98.15p per share.
