Former Sainsbury’s chief King pulls out of race to chair Channel 4
Justin King, the former J Sainsbury chief executive, has pulled out of the race to chair Channel 4, the state-owned broadcaster.
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Former Sainsbury’s chief King pulls out of race to chair Channel 4
Dragon's Den judge Suleyman swoops with rescue bid for Claire's
The Dragons’ Den judge Touker Suleyman has tabled a bid to rescue Claire’s, the ailing accessories retailer, with a pledge to retain its head office and a significant chunk of its British store portfolio.
Water firms fined £87m for sewage failures
Two water companies have been fined a combined £86.8m over sewage-related failures.
Murdoch succession row resolved but empire's future success far from certain
The deal that finally settles the real-life succession drama of the Murdoch family was driven by a desire to preserve the animating forces of the media mogul’s remarkable career; power and money.
Argos store card-owner NewDay nears £1.7bn deal with KKR
The owner of Argos's store card division is on the brink of a deal with one of the world's largest private equity investors that will value it at about £1.7bn.
Nationwide app and internet banking back up after outage
The mobile banking app and internet banking were down at Britain's biggest building society this afternoon.
Jaguar Land Rover getting 'daily' support as workers told to stay at home
Jaguar Land Rover is getting "daily" support from the government after last week's cyber attack, which has ground its operations to a halt.
What's driven UK's astounding immigration levels - including some unprecedented highs
One of the great tragedies of the way immigration policy has been debated in this country for years, if not decades, is that the conversation is mostly voiced in emotive rather than rational terms.
Ben & Jerry's' boss would give back money for brand independence amid 'silencing' claim
The co-founders of the Ben & Jerry's ice cream brand are demanding the brand be given its independence back amid a long-running row with its current UK owner.
France has become Europe's problem child - and crisis could get worse
Once upon a time if folks wanted to pinpoint the most economically-vulnerable country in Europe - the one most likely to face a crisis - they would invariably point to Greece or to Italy.
Horse racing set to take unprecedented action - with clear warning for Rachel Reeves
For Tom Marquand, taking a day off racing is a "big deal".
Jaguar Land Rover staff home for another day as company reels from cyber attack
Staff of Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) have been told to stay home for a further day, Sky News understands, as the carmaker struggles to recover from a cyber attack.
Succession secured: Murdoch family reach deal over future of media empire
The Murdoch family have reached a deal which will see Rupert Murdoch's son Lachlan cement control of the family media empire that includes Fox News and The Wall Street Journal.
France on brink of economic and political crisis as PM looks set to lose confidence vote
France is facing the possibility of having its fifth prime minister in less than two years, an economic crisis and the threat of further civil unrest if a parliamentary deadlock isn't resolved in the coming days.
Staveley forced to clarify Spurs bid intention after Levy exit
Amanda Staveley, the former Newcastle United Football Club joint-owner, will on Monday be forced to clarify her interest in bidding for Premier League club Tottenham Hotspur following veteran chairman Daniel Levy's unexpected departure last week.
Unite boss Sharon Graham criticises Starmer and Labour as she warns party's key backer may end support
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Lloyds closes in on £120m takeover of fintech Curve
Britain's biggest high street lender is closing in on a deal to buy Curve, a provider of digital wallet technology that its new owner hopes will give it an edge in the race to build smarter online payments systems.
WH Smith buyer and HMV owner in race to save Claire's
The new owner of WH Smith's high street empire and the saviour of HMV are racing to salvage a future of Claire's, the accessories retailer which slumped into administration last month, putting thousands of jobs at risk.
Tube strikes: Full list of dates and lines affected in September walkout
Londoners face almost a week of travel disruption when Underground workers go on strike next week.
Unions demand no retreat on workers' rights after Rayner quits
Union leaders are demanding no eleventh-hour retreat by the government on workers' rights now their champion Angela Rayner is no longer in the cabinet.
Kyle pledges 'ambitious' growth agenda in call with UK bosses
Peter Kyle, the new business and trade secretary, has pledged to deliver an "ambitious" growth agenda, telling the bosses of some of Britain's biggest companies that he wants the government to play a role in creating the UK's first trillion-dollar company.
Women's Euros helps UK net surprise boost to retail sales
Retail sales rose a surprising amount in July, as good weather and the Women's Euros led people to part with their cash, official figures show.
Starmer dealt trade blow as investment minister Gustafsson quits
The investment minister appointed by Sir Keir Starmer less than a year ago is to quit her role, dealing a fresh blow to the government's fledgling industrial strategy.
Holiday park giant Parkdean lines up £250m Centerbridge funding
Britain's biggest holiday parks operator is lining up an American investment firm to provide hundreds of millions of pounds of funding firepower as it eyes opportunities to consolidate the market.
Mark Zuckerberg sues Meta - but he's not who you think
Mark Zuckerberg - not that one - is suing Meta, the owner of Facebook.
Tesla proposes $1trn pay package for Elon Musk - but there are conditions
The world's richest man could be in line for a roughly $1trn pay award.
Harrods to remove sculptures depicting Fayed as an Egyptian pharaoh
Harrods is to remove sculptures of Mohamed al Fayed who is accused of raping and sexually assaulting dozens of women.
'It's just bizarre': Top chef vents about two things customers do in 2025
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Tax the rich to thwart Reform, Starmer told
The leader of Britain's trade unions has urged Labour to fight Reform UK by hitting millionaires, banks and gambling with higher taxes.
Screen rights licensing giant sets bumper sale in motion
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The deal that finally settles the real-life succession drama of the Murdoch family was driven by a desire to preserve the animating forces of the media mogul’s remarkable career; power and money.
The owner of Argos's store card division is on the brink of a deal with one of the world's largest private equity investors that will value it at about £1.7bn.
The mobile banking app and internet banking were down at Britain's biggest building society this afternoon.
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