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Catalyst Capital, the European real estate investment, development and fund management firm, has kicked off a new €250 million European hotel investment...

Wall Street Journal reporters, and a whistleblower who has since become an activist short seller. Catalyst dubbed the group the “wolfpack” — and in November of 2017 sued in the Ontario Superior Court of Justice in Toronto, alleging the individuals and companies had engaged in a conspiracy to torpedo its troubled publicly traded lending entity, Callidus Capital Corp.  The allegations were based on an article published in the Wall Street Journal on Aug. 9, 2017, outlining whistleblower accusations against Catalyst and Callidus, which said the article triggered a “chaotic sell-off” o...

A syndicate of well-known local property professionals is pressing the city council to alter course over the future of the Central Winchester Regeneration, also known as Saxongate but best known as Silver Hill. The group includes former city councillor Kim Gottlieb whose legal action against the first Silver Hill scheme derailed the project back in 2016 and owns St Clements Surgery in the heart of the area. The group has recently met council officers to outline its alternative vision. It also includes Hugh Petter (ADAM Architecture), Andy Smith (Andrew Smith & Sons), Rob Carter (Millgate (Win...

08:16am EDT| B-Movie Mogul: How A Former Telecom Titan Turned A Feel-Good Book Publisher Into A Streaming Media Star Share to Facebook Share to Linkedin Among pandemic success stories, few rival Netflix. Globally, lockdowns have helped push its subscriber rolls to more than 200 million and even better, it recently scored an impressive 35 Academy Award nominations. In the last 12 months its shares are up 49%. But as giants like Netflix, Amazon and Disney battle at the top for streaming market dominance and Oscars, a little known entertainment company with a schmaltzy name, Chicken Soup For Th...

A 113,000 sq ft office block, the fifth to come forward under English Cities Fund’s central Salford masterplan, and RJR Securities’ 16-storey hotel have been granted planning approval by Salford City Council.