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Bragging rights will be up for grabs later this month when the City Scrum touch rugby tournament returns.
Now in its third year, the touch rugby tournament at the Honourable Artillery Company ground on March 24 has become a firm fixture on the sporting calendar.
Britain can expect a budget within 50 days should the Conservatives win the General Election.
David Cameron made the pledge at an event at Thomson Reuters in Canary Wharf this morning as he outlined the Tories' plans to bring the UK out the current economic slump.
The new dining destinations around Canada Square could help the Canary Wharf Ice Rink enjoy its "best year ever".
By the time the first skater steps onto the ice on November 14, all of the restaurants in the new Park Pavilion are expected to be open.
Another low turn-out for European elections went some way to confirming the British public's scepticism.
But one advocate came to Canary Wharf this week to make the case for a Europe that could make a difference to people's lives.
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Some music can unlock the secrets of life, or at least make it feel a whole lot brighter.
But there's nothing worse than a beard-stroking muso that's so convinced of the worthiness of his art that he comes off like a uni professor with an amplifier.
Newsgatherer Thomson Reuters claims it is ahead of schedule with its planned merger savings as it revealed increased third quarter profits.
The Canary Wharf based company announced revenues of $3.3billion (£2.2billion), eight per cent up on the same period in 2007. Operating profit grew 17 per cent to $676million (£445million).
INTERNATIONAL news agency Thomson Reuters is set to shave 1,500 staff from its worldwide workforce.
The newly-merged financial data and news provider will reportedly cut around three per cent of its 50,000 employees in the next year, including 650 content and technology jobs and 140 of the company’s 2,600 journalists.
Union members are considering strike action after news broke of the move this week.
