Norway has bought a £570m slice of London’s Covent Garden after reaping bumper oil profits following Russia’s invasion of ...

cheering on the Europa League. Said no one ever. Yet Bloodsports, from the same minds behind Meatliquor, seems to really be onto something here. This is the sort of unpretentious late-night fun that ...

Norway’s oil fund has struck a £570mn deal to buy a quarter of Covent Garden from UK-listed landlord Shaftesbury Capital, in ...

Deal gives Scandinavian sovereign wealth fund even bigger West End presence after investments in Regent Street and Savile Row ...

LONDON — Chanel has seized the power of London’s spring sunshine for its Rogue Coco playground pop-up in Covent Garden. The ...

Further to the announcement dated 20 March 2025, Shaftesbury Capital is pleased to announce the completion of its long-term partnership with Norges Bank Investment Management (‘NBIM’), the Norwegian ...

Norway’s sovereign wealth fund agreed to pay about £570 million ($739 million) for a stake in a portfolio of retail, office ...

Norway’s $1.8 trillion sovereign wealth fund on Thursday said that it struck a deal to buy a quarter of London’s iconic ...

He was describing Covent Garden market. For centuries, Covent Garden was renowned for its fruit and vegetable market, which was there until 1974 when it moved out of central London to Nine Elms.

Newcastle fans flocked to Covent Garden, London, surrounding the piazza ahead of the Carabao Cup final against Liverpool on ...