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Justin King, the former J Sainsbury chief executive, has pulled out of the race to chair Channel 4, the state-owned broadcaster. Sky News has...

The co-founders of the Ben & Jerry’s ice cream brand are demanding the brand is given its independence back amid a long-running row with...

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...

Two water companies have been fined a combined £86.8m over sewage-related failures. Industry watchdog Ofwat – itself set to be scrapped as part of...

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...

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Staff of Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) have been told to stay home for a further day, Sky News understands, as the carmaker struggles to...

The boss of Nvidia, the chipmaker which has become the world’s most valuable public company, is among the corporate chiefs lining up to accompany...

Once upon a time if folks wanted to pinpoint the most economically-vulnerable country in Europe – the one most likely to face a crisis...

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...

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...

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....

Londoners face almost a week of travel disruption when Underground workers go on strike next week. There will be limited or no services for...

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...

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...

Businesses have cut jobs at the fastest pace in almost four years, according to a closely-watched Bank of England survey which also paints a...

A greater proportion of electric cars were sold last month than at any point this year, industry data shows. More than a quarter (26.5%)...

The head of Britain’s main banking lobby group has warned the chancellor against a budget raid on the industry, arguing that it would undermine...

The leader of Britain’s trade unions has urged Labour to fight Reform UK by hitting millionaires, banks and gambling with higher taxes. Paul Nowak,...