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Big question for BT after Indian billionaire snaps up stake
BT Group has swapped one billionaire shareholder for another.Sunil Bharti Mittal, the Indian billionaire, has announced his conglomerate Bharti En
Threat of rioting caused 10% nationwide drop in sales, UKHospitality…
The threat of more than 100 riots across the country led to a 10% drop in hospitality sales, an industry body has said.The expectation of further
UK’s Royal Mail parent to sell US freight business
International Distributions Services, the parent company of Royal Mail, announced today that its parcel services business, GLS, will sell its US freight divisi
PowaKaddy appoints of new Area Sales Manager for South East…
Leading golf trolley and accessories brand PowaKaddy has appointed Mike Probert as its new Area Sales Manager for the South East. Probert, who is
Customers left in limbo by collapse of John Lewis-based carpet…
A carpet seller based in John Lewis stores has collapsed into administration, leaving customers across Britain unable to get th
Battle against UK inflation is far from over, says Bank…
The UK should not be “seduced” into thinking the battle to calm inflation is over despite price rises easing to the Bank of England’s target, according to
FTSE 100 chief executive pay at record high
The heads of the UK's most valuable companies are being paid more than ever before - with the average chief executive paid more than 100 times tha
TalkTalk chief Dunstone reaches agreement on £400m deal with lenders
Sir Charles Dunstone, the entrepreneur behind the TalkTalk broadband empire, has struck a £400m deal with its lenders to avert the threat of a de
Statue of first all-British Stephens car proposed for Clevedon
Public domainThe two surviving Stephens cars have participated in the London to Brighton Veteran Car Run for several yearsA statue commemorating the first entir
First UK inflation increase of year forecast in setback for…
The Bank of England is poised for a setback in the battle against high inflation this week amid expectations for a first increase in the headline rate this year
Tabloids appear to have changed their tune on responsible headlines
Ian Burrell wonders whether the 2024 riots will be a moment of transformation for the UK popular pressAugust 12, 2024 6:00 am(Updated 6:02 am)A business listed
