The bait of a 7.25 per cent return has been dangled in front of potential investors in a £1.8 million port-side property in Felixstowe, Suffolk.
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Ryanair launches Stansted-Budapest service as Malev closes
Low fares airline Ryanair has stepped into the breach following the closure of Malev airline by launching a Budapest-Stansted service along with flights between Hungary and other UK hubs.
ip.access deal a passport to 4G boom
Cambridge small cell mobile pioneer ip.access has clinched arguably its most significant deal in terms of long-term commercial payback.
Cellexus fundraising to back global expansion
Cellexus, a growing biotech company specialising in high quality, next-generation, disposable, single-use bioreactor systems and consumables has moved from Huntingdon to Granta Park at the heart of the Cambridge BioMedTech cluster in the UK.
Linx invests millions in new HQ
Industrial printer manufacturer Linx Printing Technologies, which operates at the heart of the Cambridge UK inkjet cluster, is proposing to invest more than £6m in a purpose-built headquarters in St Ives.
Falcon a finalist for fourth successive year
Suffolk based Falcon Promotions was a finalist in the ‘Distributor of the Year’ category, at the The British Promotional Merchandise Association (BPMA) Awards at the Ricoh Arena in Coventry.
Polatis raises $2.7m
Cambridge based Polatis – a performance leader in all-optical switch technology – has secured $2.7M in additional funding from its existing investors.
Cambridge solar investment vehicle launches ‘Sunshine Shares’
The new Cambridgeshire Provident Society is accepting applications for investment in its new ‘Sunshine Shares’ through Cambridge entrepreneur Peter Dawe’s www.notabank.co.uk venture.
China overtakes UK for VC funding
China surpassed the UK to become the second-largest recipient of venture capital equity financing in 2011.
Cambridge tech brews tea drinking revolution
UK design hothouse Cambridge Consultants has lifted the lid on prototype technology that promises to trigger a tea drinking revolution.
Facebook, Twitter and email harder to resist than cigarettes, alcohol and sex
A new study from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business has revealed that we are more addicted to media such as Facebook, Twitter and email than cigarettes, alcohol and even sex!
Adria Airways launches Luton to Slovenia service
Slovenia’s national flag carrier, Adria Airways, is to start flights from Luton Airport in March.
AZ sets up virtual neuroscience unit in Cambridge
Cambridge UK has been handpicked along with Boston in the US to spearhead AstraZeneca’s new global R & D strategy.
Huntingdon office investment sold
Barker Storey Matthews has negotiated the sale of 2-6 Hartford Road in Huntingdon on behalf of Howard (Properties) Ltd.
Cosworth enterprise zone to create 10,000 new jobs
The global engineering brilliance of Cosworth could help generate 10,000 jobs in Northampton.
Brain gain for Cambridge company
A Cambridge company that prepares mainly overseas students for university in the UK is the top-rated East of England business in the Sunday Times rankings of Britain’s 100 fastest growing private equity-backed firms.
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