Bread producers Hovis and Kingsmill close in on historic merger
The owners of Hovis and Kingsmill are closing in on a definitive agreement to merge two of Britain's most famous grocery brands following months of talks.
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Bread producers Hovis and Kingsmill close in on historic merger
Heathrow-funded group sending 'incredibly misleading' mail to homes across west London, campaigners allege
A campaign group for a third runway at Heathrow that gets funding from the airport has been distributing "incredibly misleading" information to households in west London, according to opponents of the expansion.
Good economic news as sunny weather boosted retail sales
Retail sales grew in June as warm weather boosted spending and day trips, official figures show.
TalkTalk dials up £100m investment from Ares Management
TalkTalk, the telecoms and broadband group, has secured a £100m capital injection from one of its existing backers in a deal that will relieve the growing financial pressure on the company.
Former Poundland owner lines up advisers as restructuring looms
The former owner of Poundland is lining up advisers to supervise its transition to new shareholders through a court-sanctioned process that will involve store closures and job cuts at the discount retailer.
Trump withdraws Biden orders as he slashes red tape to 'win AI race'
Donald Trump has declared the United States is going to "win" the artificial intelligence race, as his administration unveiled its AI Action Plan.
Trade war uncertainty prompts halt to eurozone rate cuts
The European Central Bank (ECB) has kept its core interest rates on hold after seven successive cuts, citing uncertainty over the threatened US trade war escalation.
North Sea rivals weigh bids for exploration assets of ailing Prax Group
Some of the North Sea’s biggest independent oil producers are examining bids for the upstream operations of Prax Group, the energy conglomerate whose collapse has triggered the closure of one of Britain's few remaining oil refineries.
AO chair Cooper interviewed for Channel 4 chair job
The chairman of AO, the online electrical goods retailer, has been interviewed to become the next chair of state-owned broadcaster Channel 4.
Wise co-founder accuses £10bn fintech of 'misleading' investors
The fintech entrepreneur who has gone to war with the £10bn payments company he co-founded has accused it of "misleading" its own investors and warned that a move to extend its current governance arrangements could be derailed in court.
Satellite tracker Spaceflux reaches lift-off with £5m funding boost
A British space surveillance company which has won a string of government contracts will this week announce a £5.4m fundraising to expand its global network of advanced telescopes.
Keir Starmer's eye-watering choice - why PM must choose between welfare and warfare
Welfare versus warfare: for decades, it's a question to which successive prime ministers have responded with one answer.
UK's biggest lender expects cheaper borrowing by year end
The head of the UK's biggest mortgage lender has said he expects two more interest rate cuts this year, making borrowing cheaper.
Traders jailed for interest rate rigging have convictions overturned after 10-year fight
Two traders jailed for rigging benchmark interest rates have had their convictions overturned by the Supreme Court.
Buyout firms circle escrow arm of listed cybersecurity group NCC
The private equity group which owns compliance and energy services group Sureserve is among the bidders circling a division of NCC Group, the London-listed cybersecurity company.
It's worth up to £224: Why there's no such thing as a non-refundable plane ticket
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US and Japan agree trade deal - EU more optimistic
The US and Japan have agreed a trade deal days ahead of the latest tariff deadline set by Donald Trump, while the European Union is more confident of a similar truce.
UK and India about to sign landmark trade deal but not everyone's happy
As India and Britain look set to sign a free trade agreement (FTA), some industries are disappointed and want a level playing field.
Cleared City traders blame 'purge' as they hit out at rate-rigging prosecutions
The city traders wrongfully convicted in the aftermath of the financial crisis have spoken out about their decade-long battle for justice, claiming they were scapegoats.
Tesla looks to cheaper model as revenue suffers worst drop in over a decade
Tesla has started limited production on a cheaper model in a bid to boost sluggish demand after revealing its worst slump in quarterly sales for over a decade.
TPG revives Debenhams links with £175m Boohoo debt deal
The London-listed fashion retailer Boohoo Group is close to securing a £175m refinancing boost in a deal that will revive memories of one of Britain's most notorious private equity takeovers.
Top global banker sounds warning to Reeves on tax and regulation
London and the UK's leading status in the global financial system is "fragile", the boss of Goldman Sachs has warned, as the government grapples with a tough economy.
Government borrowing soars to second-highest level on record
Government borrowing rose significantly more than expected last month as debt interest payments soared.
The 'mad' situation blamed for slowing building projects
Pressure is growing to renegotiate or leave an international convention blamed for slowing building projects and increasing costs after a judge warned campaigners they are in danger of "the misuse of judicial review".
Challenger bank Cynergy seeks £1bn valuation in minority sale
A challenger bank previously owned by Cyprus's biggest lender is in talks to sell a minority stake at a valuation of up to £1bn.
UK gives final go-ahead to £38bn nuclear plant
The government has given the final go-ahead for a £38bn nuclear power plant in eastern England.
HP is owed £700m over Mike Lynch Autonomy deal, judge rules
Hewlett-Packard (HP) is owed hundreds of millions, rather than billions, of pounds over its acquisition of British software company Autonomy in 2011, a High Court judge has ruled.
Burger chain Five Guys flips debt with £185m refinancing
The burger chain Five Guys will this week announce a £185m refinancing as it seeks to expand its European estate in a challenging climate for restaurant operators.
Oval Invincibles' investor talks stall £520m cricket windfall
Unresolved talks between India's richest family and the county cricket club which hosts the Oval Invincibles Hundred team are threatening to delay the delivery of a vast windfall for the sport.
Boxing fans call for refunds after Usyk v Dubois fight 'plagued with buffering issues'
Boxing fans are demanding refunds after their DAZN stream of the heavyweight world title fight was ruined by "constant buffering" issues.
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TalkTalk, the telecoms and broadband group, has secured a £100m capital injection from one of its existing backers in a deal that will relieve the growing financial pressure on the company.
The former owner of Poundland is lining up advisers to supervise its transition to new shareholders through a court-sanctioned process that will involve store closures and job cuts at the discount retailer.
Donald Trump has declared the United States is going to "win" the artificial intelligence race, as his administration unveiled its AI Action Plan.
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