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Sir, James Forsyth (Comment, Feb 19) says that Boris Johnson’s biggest challenge after the pandemic will be to decarbonise the economy. He is right that a climate agenda which destroyed jobs would be
2021-02-16 14:36:07 GMT2021-02-16 22:36:07(Beijing Time) Xinhua English
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LONDON, Feb. 16 (Xinhua) The full impact of Brexit will not be felt until the COVID-19 pandemic is brought to a halt, as current travel restrictions have failed to broadly reveal the disruptions caused by Brexit, a British expert told Xinhua in a recent interview.
According to Rajneesh Narula, the John H. Dunning Chair of International Business Regulation at the Henley Business School, University of Reading, Brexit currently pales in comparison to the pandemic and that travel restrictions mean it is still difficult to measure how much Brexit will disrupt.
Franklin Templeton announces that Călin Meteș has been promoted to Deputy CEO for Investment of Franklin Templeton Bucharest and Deputy Portfolio Manager for Fondul Proprietatea. Marius Dan has been promoted to Deputy CEO for Corporate Strategy of Franklin Templeton Bucharest. Daniel Naftali has been promoted to Deputy Portfolio Manager for Fondul Proprietatea.
Calin Meteș, Marius Dan and Daniel Naftali will continue to report to Johan Meyer, CEO of Franklin Templeton Bucharest and Portfolio Manager of Fondul Proprietatea.
Commenting on the team promotions
, Johan Meyer, CEO of Franklin Templeton Bucharest and Portfolio Manager of Fondul Proprietatea added:“Having recently marked the tenth anniversary of the Fondul Proprietatea’s listing on the Bucharest Stock Exchange and reaching several other milestones over this time, it is also vitally important to look to the future and to position the Fund for continued success. It is with this mind that I am pleased announce the pro
The Power Balance Is Shifting in Londonâs Commercial Real Estate
An extended winter lockdown has shaken the usual arrangement between landlords and tenants ahead of a government review of leasing legislation.
Soho is typically a bustling neighborhood in central London, but many restaurants and other businesses have gone out of business in the pandemic, leaving landlords with no income.Credit.Suzie Howell for The New York Times
Feb. 9, 2021
LONDON â For years, landlords have had the upper hand in Londonâs real estate market, pushing up rents as businesses clamored for prime locations near offices, tourism hot spots and transport hubs and as the cityâs population grew and grew. Restaurants were often locked into leases with clauses that allowed the rent to only go up. Retailers faced increasingly exorbitant rents.