While the number of residential house sales dipped halfway through 2020, the easing of lockdown restrictions was accompanied by an increase in viewings and sales in Britain, France and beyond. Thanks to increased demand for properties outside the capital...
That industries directly affected by Covid-19, such as aviation saw revenue and share prices plunge is of little surprise; and neither is the acceleration of pre-existing trends such as remote working and the subsequent fall in value of commercial real estate. As...
SPAC is an acronym that has become a buzzword in the last six to eight months. While Special Purpose Acquisition Companies have existed since at least the 1990s, it is only in the last five years that they have begun to be used on a large scale. Also known as “blank...
One of the most noticeable features of last year’s spring were the silent motorways and streets as residents in Britain, France and elsewhere were confined to their houses or chose to work from home. The public’s willingness to comply with confinement measures and the...
2019 was a good year for the global gym and fitness industry in general, and in Europe in particular. As the industry’s second-largest market, revenues among Europe’s gyms stood at 28.2 billion Euros, representing a growth of 3% compared with 2018. The figures for...
