India-born, London-based businessman Raj Bagri is buying the Leela hotel in Goa for £72.50 million, marking the biggest single property deal in the Indian hospitality sector.
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24th Oct 2026 | Updated at 08:44am 24th Oct 2026
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For many aspiring homeowners, the biggest obstacle to buying a property is not necessarily earning enough to cover the monthly mortgage payments. It is finding the money for a deposit in the first place.
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A women’s health and nutrition business whose founders were once laughed out of investor meetings has grown into a £42 million company, with ambitions to more than double sales within two years.
Not many people are aware about state pensions and how much one ought to contribute, as well as who will be entitled to the pension and how much the nth amount will be. There are many people who opt to contribute a minimum of £30 each month...
Better recruitment policies which harness the skills of people from disadvantaged groups hold the key to a more secure future for British business, Employment...
World Hindu Economic Forum (WHEF) comes to London during 11 -13 September 2015. Its mission is to make society prosperous through the generation and sharing...
Tata Steel has finally incorporated its Long Products Europe division into a new standalone independent subsidiary within its European operations.
Britain's 4th largest supermarket chain, Wm Morrison is in talks to sell its high street convenience stores to investment firm Greybull Capital, as it...
A Brit-Indian entrepreneur who launched his currency trading business with only £4250 of start up capital, is said to have sold his firm to private equity...
A leading entrepreneur and businesswomen, Michelle Mone OBE, has been appointed to conduct an independent review to encourage further business start-ups...
HM revenue and Customs has revealed that more than 750,000 people renewed their tax credits online, almost doubling last year’s figure.
According to reports, around 1178 unemployed young people from the European Union, has found jobs, training or apprenticeships in Britain under the 'Jobs Mobility' programme since its set up in 2012.
