THE Bannatyne health club in Chafford Hundred is benefitting from the company’s £1.75m investment in Keiser M Series Indoor Bikes. Thirty one of the high-tech bikes are being installed at the health club. With a track record of reshaping group fitness, Keiser M Series Indoor Bikes represent continuous innovation and quality. Their state-of-the-art design has
Wolverhampton-based Metelec is continuing its growth trajectory in added value manufacturing by committing to a further circa £400,000 on the cutting-edge machines that will increase its capacity and productivity. Last week the business took delivery of an EHRT Compact Punching Machine from Germany. This effectively doubles capacity and complements the single punch EHRT with 10
A Little Hallingbury-based outdoor art firm gained the backing of two business giants on BBC TV show Dragons’ Den. YARDART UK, co-founded by mums Charlotte Clemence and Bex Lund in 2019, secured support from both Sara Davies and Steven Bartlett in the episode aired on Thursday night (April 4). The investment seen by viewers was
Troutman Pepper Hamilton Sanders LLP acted as legal counsel to PeakEquity while Gaynor Law Group, P.C. acted as legal counsel to Art Storefronts Based in Villanova, Pennsylvania-based PeakEquity invests in software companies PeakEquity Partners has made a growth investment in Austin-based Art Storefronts, a provider of a platform that enables painters, photographers and other creatives
The U.S. Embassy in Sofia is proud to announce a 240,000 dollars investment in Varna’s ReBonkers cultural center through the Ambassador’s Fund for Cultural Preservation (AFCP). Varna is the largest AFCP project recipient in Europe this year, underscoring the United States’ profound respect for Bulgaria’s rich heritage and culture. Since 2002, the United States has
Staffordshire Fire and Rescue have invested in two new state-of-the art aerial ladder platform (ALP) vehicles, worth a total of £1.3 million, to help keep firefighters safe and tackle difficult to reach fires. The ALPs, will be used from February next year and are designed to apply water to fires from above and will also
NEW YORK, April 17, 2024 (Newswire.com) – There was a time, in which investing in art was widely perceived to be the exclusive province of knowledgeable connoisseurs, high-net-worth individuals, or both. However, that has changed markedly over the past 25 years. In 2023, the global art market came to nearly $70 billion, according to a PBS
Continuing our quest to uncover the art of risk management, we took our Roundtable Roadshow series to London to meet with senior professionals from leading Asset Management firms to unveil their expert perspectives and industry insights into how they are tackling today’s pressing issues. The discussion was rich with insights, covering a range of topics:
High-net-worth individuals have long been drawn to the glamorous, lucrative and often cutthroat world of the international art market. A trusted art adviser serves as a guide; someone whom a collector can trust to have their best interests at heart. On the most basic level, an art adviser provides expert advice to a private individual
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