A landmark Birmingham office building which dates back to the 1930s and fronts one of the principal public squares in the city centre has been placed on the market for about £50m. ACRE Capital Real ...

Federated Hermes has put the landmark Baskerville House on the market, with a price tag of £48.2m. ACRE Capital Real Estate has been tasked with selling the Grade II-listed Birmingham building ...

Birmingham has agreed to invest $600,000 to upgrade the former Save a Lot location at 833 Dennison Avenue Southwest for a planned new DG Market. Save a Lot closed in 2023, just two years into a 10 ...

Global stock markets rose on Tuesday, after US President Donald Trump stopped short of announcing new tariffs on his first day in office. The three main US indexes ended the day higher ...

A car-ramming attack on a Christmas market in the German city of Magdeburg — which left six people dead shortly before Christmas — will not be investigated as a terrorist attack, the country's ...

A teenage girl attacked a stall worker at a Christmas market in Exeter. Investigating officers from Devon and Cornwall Police have launched a public appeal following the assault on Friday ...

But overall Tesco comfortably beat Sainsbury’s to deliver the fastest growth of the traditional big four, resulting in its highest Christmas market share level since 2016. BRC analyst Manjari Dhar ...

A decision on controversial plans to demolish Birmingham’s Bull Ring Indoor Market building has been pushed back. There were shockwaves among Brummies last year when traders at the historic market ...

Coleridge Tillman, better known as Sebastian Kole in Hollywood, has made a name for himself as a successful songwriter, but the Birmingham native is making a change in his music career.

A decision on controversial plans to demolish Birmingham's Bull Ring Indoor Market building has been pushed back. Traders at the site in Edgbaston Street were warned last year it could be ...

Labour is hardly responsible for “global volatility in markets”, said Rachel Reeves, the chancellor. Her Tory counterpart, Mel Stride, insisted it was “a crisis made in Downing Street”.